Tyler, The Creator has a message for anyone unhappy with his Camp Flog Gnaw setlists, and it was anything but subtle.
The Odd Future leader unloaded on his critics during this year’s festival, closing with a profanity-laced sendoff.
“I hope that setlist was good enough for you complaining ass, btch ass n**s... Actually, fck all of y’all, I hate all you motherfckers, suck my dck.”
The outburst came at the 12th edition of Camp Flog Gnaw, which returned to the Dodger Stadium grounds in Los Angeles on November 14 and 15. Tyler founded the carnival in 2012 and curates everything from the lineup to the rides. This year’s festival sold out, with Future, Don Toliver, Steve Lacy, and Turnstile among the acts. You can see the full Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 lineup here.
Why Tyler’s Camp Flog Gnaw Setlist Keeps Sparking Debate
Setlist friction is not new for Tyler. In 2023, he teased new music on stage, then told the crowd he would stick to his catalog instead. HNHH covered how Tyler responded to fans demanding new music at that festival.
His history with the Camp Flog Gnaw crowd has been rocky before. In 2019, attendees booed Drake’s surprise set, and Tyler publicly scolded them afterward. Four years later, he brought the incident back up during his own performance, and the crowd laughed along.
Fans have reason to want fresh material. Tyler’s last album, Don’t Tap the Glass, arrived in July 2025 and debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 197,000 album-equivalent units, according to Luminate. A festival headliner with a No. 1 record in the rearview naturally invites debate over what makes the cut.
Tyler has never been shy about talking back to his audience. The same blunt streak that fuels his live shows tends to surface when he feels the crowd is being ungrateful.
For his part, he seems unbothered by the backlash. Camp Flog Gnaw remains one of the most sought-after tickets in hip-hop, and the festival continues to sell out year after year.
The weekend wraps up Sunday, with Steve Lacy on the bill and Future set to close the festival.
