We know that Frank Ocean has an incredible falsetto range, but who knew he could spit a couple of bars? Last night, right before he graced the stage at the Vitaminwater #Uncapped concert in New York, Ocean shared on his Tumblr page a new track called 'Blue Whale.'
Lil Wayne might find himself in some controversy after mentioning Frank Ocean in his verse on the remix to Future's hit single, 'Turn on the Lights.' Weezy uses Ocean's sexuality as a punchline on the track, which has everyone in a tizzy.
Frank Ocean usually takes subdued approaches to his videos, but not with 'Pyramids.' The 'Channel Orange' singer examines the contrasts between the seedy underworld of strip joints and the actual underworld, all while sporting a sharp suit and brandishing a gun. The dark, trippy clip is a stark contrast to his 'SNL' performance of the song with John Mayer, in which he danced and played video games.
The season premiere of 'Saturday Night Live' kicked off with a bang, featuring musical guests Frank Ocean and John Mayer. The chemistry between the performers is palpable and a lot of fun to watch, and they brought an intensity to the otherwise lighthearted show -- but still didn't take themselves too seriously.
When Frank Ocean graces the stage on the season premiere of 'Saturday Night Live' this Saturday (Sept. 15), he will have special guest with him -- singer-guitarist John Mayer. The Odd Future crooner announced the news on his Twitter feed today (Sept. 11). "SNL this weekend. Me and the bro John Mayer," he wrote.
Frank Ocean slowed things down at the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards with an impressive performance of the single 'Thinkin Bout You' from his acclaimed 'Channel Orange' album.
Expect to see a lot of Frank Ocean next month as the R&B crooner will make appearances on two major television platforms. First up, NBC has announced that Ocean will be the musical guest on 'Saturday Night Live' when it begins its 38th season on Sept. 15.
Despite the massive success of 'Channel Orange,' Frank Ocean isn't having the best time right now. The 'Bad Religion' singer just pulled out of his European tour with Coldplay.
Frank Ocean opened his intimate set at Lollapalooza in Chicago on Saturday night with a beautiful cover of Sade's classic love song 'By Your Side.'
Frank Ocean is the pop music "It" boy right now. With 'Channel Orange' landing this week and a recent, brave confession about his sexuality, Ocean is making headlines for both his music and his personal life. There was no time like the present for him to pose for famed photog Terry Richardson, who has shot the likes of Lady Gaga and Rihanna. A shoot with Richardson is another piece of evidence that Frank Ocean has truly arrived, at least from a pop culture standpoint.
