The long-delayed arrival of “Call Me if You Get Lost” on vinyl sold 49,500 copies, bringing the rapper back to the top of the Billboard 200. Read entire story.
Source: NYT > Arts > Music
- On April 25, 2022
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Tyler, the Creator’s ‘Call Me if You Get Lost’ LP Hits No. 1
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