Tyler the Creator

Tyler, the Creator is known to be a prankster, but he was on the receiving end of an insane prank on Thursday's (April 5) episode of MTV's 'Punk'd.' The guys behind the practical joke were none other than 'Jackass' nutsos Bam Magera and Wee-Man -- so you know they were going to punk the hell out of the Odd Future leader.

Who has the guts to punk Tyler, the Creator? None other than MTV's own fearless 'Jackass' alum Bam Margera, who stages an elaborate food truck explosion to scare the crap out of the outspoken rapper on an upcoming episode of 'Punk'd.'

Willow may only be 11-years-young, but the hair whipping singer is crushing hard on Tyler, The Creator of the rap collective Odd Future. The pop wunderkind posted a photo of her tiny self and tall Tyler on her Instagram account on Feb. 16 with the following caption: "Life is complete…Love Of My Life."

Tyler, the Creator was mighty jolly with his fans at the Odd Future Christmas show Thursday night (Dec. 22), but was a scrooge to the sound guy. The 20-year-old rapper was arrested at the Roxy Theatre in Los Angeles on suspicion of vandalism.

It's kind of odd to watch Game's macabre video for 'Martians Vs. Goblins,' considering that our minds are on the pleasantries of the holiday season. Having said that, the Compton rapper's clip is spooky and fun, plus it features the maniacal rapper Tyler, the Creator.

There's nothing sucky about this. Rap superstars Rick Ross, the Throne (aka Jay-Z and Kanye West) and Tyler, the Creator were some of the honorees at MTV2's first annual Sucker Free Awards in Miami on Dec. 4 (Sunday). The all-star event was created to salute rap artists who made an impact in the music game within the past year.

Are you looking for that special horrific gift for that Odd Future fan in your life? Then take a visit to the group's pop-up store in Los Angeles. The motley crew of bad-ass rappers have just opened up a retail outlet just to sell their wares for the holidays.

An animated version of Tyler, the Creator appeared on the Cartoon Network's series 'Regular Show' on Nov. 21. The program follows Mordecai, a blue jay, who is best friends with a raccoon named Rigby. Together, they spend their days trying to entertain themselves whenever possible...

If you are expecting Tyler, the Creator to spit more scatological rhymes and lyrics about stabbing people on his upcoming album 'Wolf,' think again. The controversial rapper will apparently tone down his violent lyrics and create "hippie music" for people to get stoned to on his third solo effort. Gee, that sounds, uh, great?

According to Louisiana's television station NBC33, Odd Future crony Left Brain (of Mellowhype) allegedly assaulted a female photographer during the group's performance at this past weekend's Voodoo Experience festival in New Orleans.