“Using hip-hop as a vehicle to examine society, we’re revealing stories through the lens of visionaries like Tyler, The Creator, and the City Girls. We’re excited to expand the RapCaviar universe through this docuseries with our partners at Hulu,” said Carl Chery, Spotify’s head of urban music and creative director of the series, in a statement. “Spotify continues to find ways to innovate and grow the influence of our playlist brands. Pharrell & Pusha T Perform at Spotify’s RapCaviar Party to Celebrate NIGO’s First Album in…

When it becomes purpose-oriented, it can be as cool as the flashy sh–, but it will be much more meaningful.” “Why are you doing music? Is it just because you just want to look cool? ‘Cause that will burn out. “Make something undeniable, and make it equally as infectious,” Pharrell advises in his own interview.

Tyler recalls meeting with his idol in the studio during his Cherry Bomb European tour in 2015 and the words he shared with him that instigated a significant “switch” in the rapper’s music. In the nearly two-minute clip, Tyler, The Creator and Pharrell Williams separately sit down to discuss the impact they’ve had on one another. All seven episodes will premiere via Hulu on March 30. RapCaviar Presents will tackle some of the most provocative issues surrounding hip-hop today through conversations with the genre’s emerging and chart-topping artists, including City Girls, Jack Harlow, Polo G, Roddy Ricch, Coi Leray and more. Hulu shared a first glimpse of its original docuseries based on Spotify’s popular RapCaviar playlist on Tuesday (Feb.

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