Earl Sweatshirt says, “the OF thing follows you – it’s viral – even though not one thing I’ve done in the past couple years has been focused on OF.”
Now in a new interview with The Guardian, Earl expands on distancing himself from Odd Future in general (although it’s still unclear if OF is really “over”). Keeping the loner attitude that was prevalent in his album I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside, Earl said during the interview, “My world is kind of small. I mean, it’s bigger than it has ever been, but when I’m at home I don’t go out to other places. I don’t have a car, either. Every one of my neighbours minds their own damn business. I’m not a person that garners a whole lot of attention.”
Later, when asked if he’d ever return to the studio with Odd Future, Earl replied, “I mean, see for yourself. You’ve just got to look, bro, that shit is not cracking.” He continued, “Right now, I’m really trying to set my own two feet down as me. The OF thing follows you – it’s viral – even though not one thing I’ve done in the past couple years has been focused on OF.”
He added at the end, “It’s my teenage boy club that got famous that I’m trying to not be defined by.”