AceShowbiz - Tyler, the Creator's latest album, "CHROMAKOPIA", has caused a stir, with fans and critics alike weighing in on its merits. However, the success has come with some controversy, as Tyler's past lyrics have come under fire.

Tyler recently surpassed Taylor Swift on Spotify's global Top Artists chart, prompting some of Swift's fans to criticize his old material, which includes offensive lyrics. Tyler responded by accusing Swifties of being racists and slamming them for their lack of context, saying they should listen to his recent work, such as "Tron Cat."

"I got Swifties all mad at me," he launched into an expletive-laden rant at one of his shows. "Bringing up old lyrics. B***h, go listen to 'Tron Cat,' I don't give a f**k, h**. The f**k, b***h? They gon' bring out the old me."

The feud highlights the ongoing debate surrounding Tyler's lyrics. While some argue that their offensive nature is problematic, others defend them as being a reflection of Tyler's growth and artistic evolution.

Tyler himself has stated that he prefers to focus on the quality of his music rather than the ongoing drama. He recently tweeted about his favorite moments on CHROMAKOPIA, praising the "blast wave" effect of the siren and low end on "ST CHROMA" and the humorous delivery of "20 thousand on me..." on "RAH TAH TAH."

It remains to be seen whether Taylor Swift will address the controversy directly. The situation highlights the responsibility that celebrities have in managing their fanbases and promoting respectful dialogue, rather than fueling online battles.