Teenage mom Tyler Baltierra slams trolls for their ‘hate’ and ‘toxicity’ after his new rap single was slammed as ‘terrifying’
TYLER Baltierra has fought back against trolls and haters picking apart his rap song ahead of its official release.
The “Teen Mom” star began promoting the track back in August, to much opposition from audiences.
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Tyler, 31, posted a screenshot of his Instagram comments section on his story.
The post featured a fan praising him for channeling his “pain” into “art,” along with the MTV star’s lengthy response.
He wrote, “I’m very good at hiding my pain and that’s one of the main reasons I’m able to do it…because I choose to honor it by creating a creative space for its existence.”
“I don’t judge it, criticize it, or minimize it… I accept it, take inspiration from it, and then transform it into something I can love and cherish.”
The father-of-four continued, “This is always turning for me and in the end, I’m just super grateful to have experienced that pain in the first place! So yes, a lot of my music is born out of pain…but I never was.” Just allow it to stay that way. I make sure to make sense of this pain by evolving it into something bigger and more meaningful to me than just painful agony.”
He concluded his post by saying, “That’s it [SIC] makes it so healing for me!”
Tyler added a GIF to the post of a man giving a thumbs up.
He also wrote, “Gratitude is the attitude for a more joyful mood.”
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HARD PASS
In August, Tyler’s wife, Catelynn Lowell, shared explicit audio teasing her husband’s new song.
The audio clip referenced the MTV dad’s concerned father, Butch Baltierra.
Tyler rapped, “Fuck my sadistic grandpa for beating up my dad so badly which made him think love can’t last which made him weak and made him want to invade houses and all kinds of valuable things.” stealing just to do that.” pawn it.
“Just to get some crack right back.”
Catelynn captioned the post, “Keep telling him to share his art with people because it’s powerful and people could really relate to it!”
In the comments, however, critics complained that their “ears were bleeding” after hearing Tyler’s single.
“It was very difficult to listen to. I do not like it. I especially didn’t like the ‘Huuh’. Very white rapper but like he doesn’t execute it well,” wrote one hater.
Another commented: “I was so embarrassed I had to get off after five seconds.”
Another chimed in: “My ears are bleeding.”
A fourth commenter wrote: “I couldn’t listen for more than two seconds. Excuse me.”
Another reviewer commented, “This is awful but good for Tyler for breaking the cycle of absentee, abusive, drug-addicted parents.”
DEFEND HIS ART
Tyler spoke up in the comments and hit back at the haters.
He wrote: “I’m not trying to be a profound musician here.
“I’m only here for the art my pain created.”
The 16 & Pregnant alumna continued, “I never intended to share this stuff as it was really just my own creative therapeutic approach.”
“But it’s time to let it all go.”
Sharing more slides, Tyler thanked his wife, Catelynn, for “pushing me to be my most authentic self.”
“I’m forever grateful to her.” This is one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to let go of.
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