Music legends Tyler, The Creator and Sexyy Red were blown away by a marching band’s cover of their track ‘Sticky’.
- The band performed during a game between Jackson State Tigers and Alabama State Hornets.
- Social media buzzed after Tyler shared his excitement, noting the arrangement matched his vision.
- The album from which ‘Sticky’ hails continues to dominate music charts, adding to its commercial success.
- Alongside stars like Childish Gambino, it propels Tyler’s fame further.
During a thrilling halftime show, Jackson’s Sonic Boom of the South wowed the crowd with a sensational rendition of ‘Sticky’. The performance took place amidst cheers during a game between Jackson State Tigers and the Alabama State Hornets.
Upon seeing the band’s performance on social media, Tyler, The Creator gushed with excitement. His Twitter echoed his pride and satisfaction, as he noted that the arrangement was exactly what he had envisioned while creating the song.
Sexyy Red couldn’t contain her excitement either, calling the cover “raw.” Their social media reactions sparked a wave of admiration and attention from fans, solidifying the song’s already high popularity.
Tyler, The Creator’s latest album, from which ‘Sticky’ is featured, has been enjoying a remarkable run on the Billboard 200. It’s perched at the top for three consecutive weeks. Earning over 560,000 sales in just three weeks, the album seems headed toward gold certification from the RIAA.
CHROMAKOPIA, Tyler’s chart-topping album, continues to make waves, also making its mark on the Billboard Hot 100. With hits like ‘St. Chroma’ and ‘Noid’, Tyler is riding a wave of musical success seldom matched. ‘Sticky’ climbed to number 10 last week, enhancing his list of accolades.
Featuring noted stars like Childish Gambino, CHROMAKOPIA draws listeners with its unique sound. The collaboration includes edgy tunes, where each track adds to the grandeur of Tyler’s musical masterpiece. This album marks another successful chapter in his vibrant career.
Tyler, The Creator and Sexyy Red’s exhilaration over the stunning ‘Sticky’ cover highlights the lasting impact of their music.
