Photos | Man on Stage in Tropical Clothes Caption: Tyler, The Creator performs in a colorful shirt and shorts for a crowd of fans at Coachella 2011 on Friday.
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bracelet group necklace urban baseball music eos cap stage microphone hat wristwatch musician guitarist performance bag ii glove camera glasses friday tyler, the creator audience coachella mark electronics jewelry performer solo performance accessories musical pitman instrument handbag april spring band canon lighting bryony device guitar concert leisure activities crowd electrical
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2011-04-15T17:25:15.010000-07:00
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