“You don’t know me,” the rapper told the content creator trying to film him while out shopping in Beverly Hills.

Tyler, the Creator scolds TikToker filming him on street: ‘I don’t f--- with that, bro’

"You don't know me," the rapper told the content creator trying to film him while out shopping in Beverly Hills.

By Sharareh Drury

April 3, 2026 6:34 p.m. ET

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Tyler, the Creator at the Actor Awards in March. Credit:

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Tyler, the Creator is not one for unsolicited questions, especially while out shopping.

In a TikTok video shared on Thursday by @jackbanana, the rapper (whose real name is Tyler Gregory Okonma) and fellow artist Travis “Taco” Bennett were walking in Beverly Hills when approached by the content creator.

Initially, the "EARFQUAKE" singer greeted the content creator by shaking hands, but once he realized he was being asked a personal question — which was what was the most expensive purchase he's ever made — for the creator's platform, Tyler made it clear he was not comfortable being filmed.

"I don't do none of that," he said, declining to answer the question.

"I don’t f--- with that, bro," he added before telling the content creator to "take care" and starting to walk away.

As the video continues, the content creator can be seen opening a gambling app called PackDraw on their phone.

Tyler is then shown becoming more agitated, making clear he did not give permission to appear in the video and asking the content creator to take off their smartglasses, which seemed to be recording the entire interaction.

"Nah, you didn’t ask that, bro," Tyler said. "And I don’t like you with them glasses. Talk to me. Take them glasses off, bro. No, I don’t f--- with that."

The video ends with Tyler telling the content creator, "You don't know me."

Tyler, the Creator performing at the 2026 Grammys.

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The rapper has previously called out fans for asking him "weird a-- questions" when he is out in public, sharing his frustrations in 2025 while a guest on *Mavericks *with Maverick Carter.

"Because of the internet, people don’t know personal boundaries no more... We don't know each other," Tyler said on the show, adding that he gets called an "ungrateful asshole" for setting his own boundaries.

He went on to say that when fans encroach upon a celebrity's privacy — be it a musician, an actor, or something else — he, for one, is not accepting of people acting like "a f--cking weirdo."**

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