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October’s Very Own meets Odd Future. Drake and Tyler, the Creator linked up backstage at Frank Ocean’s sold-out show in Los Angeles on Tuesday night. The Odd Future frontman posted a photo of their encounter on Twitter. READ MORE
Singer-songwriter Frank Ocean is crushing the R&B competition. Despite having no radio single, Ocean is debuting at number two on the Billboard charts. Frank Ocean’s…
In an interview with MTV News, Jamie Foxx was nothing but supportive of Frank Ocean. The multi-talented entertainer and Oscar winner said about Ocean’s recent…
With “channel ORANGE” still soaring on the charts and receiving rave reviews from critics and fans, Frank Ocean is making his rounds to perform new…
Frank Ocean broke his silence today when he hopped on the phone with BBC Radio 1′s Zane Lowe to discuss the release of “channel ORANGE”.…
There are people out there who firmly believe that Frank Ocean’s admission that his first love was a man was solely for the means of…
As reported by HelloBeautiful.com… Since Frank Ocean announced his sexual orientation in a letter on his Tumblr page, he has received praise for his strength.…
Just a few days after “coming out” and revealing that he is bisexual, Frank Ocean performed a cut from his new album “Channel Orange” on…
Frank Ocean who performed on Jimmy Fallon last night has finally released the highly anticipated album, channel Orange. Frank posted the full album on his blog for you to check out below! Just click the link, listen and make sure your share! Download the album from iTunes LISTEN: channel Orange – Frank Ocean STREAM HERE! channel Orange Tracklisting 01 […]
Over the last week, Frank Ocean has received an outpouring of love from the music industry, fans, friends and family, but all the responses haven’t been so great. For whatever reason, Lil Scrappy decided to weigh in, by telling TMZ that while he is happy that Ocean revealed his love for another man, he blames “closeted” gay men for spreading […]
Odd Future, and in particular, Tyler, The Creator have been subjected to criticism over their use of certain lyrics — including gay slurs. Some have…
