Okay, I get that Tyler, the Creator and his crew are "punk" and are thus prone to do outrageous things just to troll us all, but I think they're beginning to cross the line into dudes-who-need-butt-kickings territory: at a performance last night at Voodoo Fest in New Orleans, the Odd Future boys attacked the photographers taking pic of their show, even slapping one female photographer so hard that she was knocked to the ground.

Here's the definition of an internet troll, as defined by Wikipedia: "In Internet slang, a troll is someone who posts inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic (content) with the primary intent of provoking readers into an emotional response or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.

I was really hoping that watching the mini-documentary Odd Future posted to YouTube last night, A Day In Ladera: OFWGKTA, would help me understand exactly who and what they are a little better.

I've long been fascinated as to why rappers/hip-hop artists always seem to crossover well into acting.

When I watched last night's episode of South Park, I couldn't figure out if Trey Parker and Matt Stone were trying to make a statement that the music the kids, specifically the "tweens," are listening to today is crap, or if those who don't like it and condemn it are just a bunch of cynical old dicks.

When we last checked in on possible psychopath Tyler, the Creator, he was getting arrested outside a Los Angeles-area high school on the day his new record dropped.

This week's New Yorker devotes 8000 words by Kelefa Sanneh to Odd Future, specifically to "Earl Sweatshirt," the 16 year-old member of the group who seemingly dropped from the face of the earth months ago.

With today being the day Odd Future's new album, Goblin, goes on sale, I suppose it'd only be fitting that Tyler the Creator, the group's possibly psychopathic main component, would get put in cuffs, and it appears as though he has, based on Twitter chatter generated by the petulant boy genius himself along with a few eyewitnesses.

Anyone familiar with the tweets generated by possible psychopath Tyler the Creator of Odd Future know that they're not for the faint of heart.