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After four years,\u00a0Tyler, the Creator<\/a>\u2018s Camp Flog Gnaw made its long-awaited return to Los Angeles\u2019 Dodger Stadium over the weekend (Nov. 11 & 12). The part-festival, part-carnival experience last occurred in 2019, making headlines<\/a>\u00a0when surprise performer\u00a0Drake<\/a>\u00a0was booed offstage after heavy speculation that the reclusive\u00a0Frank Ocean<\/a>\u00a0would appear.<\/p>\n Tyler addressed the incident Saturday night (Nov. 11) during his performance, when he switched up the lyrics of \u201cLUMBERJACK,\u201d from his 2021 Grammy-winning album\u00a0Call Me If You Get Lost<\/em>: \u201cN\u2014as ain\u2019t really on the type of sh\u2013 I\u2019m on\/ I called Drizzy and y\u2019all booed him last time.\u201d<\/p>\n But nothing could rain on festivalgoers\u2019 parade this time around. Their excitement surrounding the first post-pandemic Flog Gnaw felt reminiscent of kids getting hyped about the county fair returning every summer \u2014 except this one was long overdue.<\/p>\n By nightfall, the rainbow-colored lights that outlined the amusement rides, like the yo-yo and tilt-a-whirl, bled into the twinkling L.A. city skyline. It was the perfect backdrop for hometown hero Tyler to bring his old Odd Future buddies like\u00a0Syd<\/a>,\u00a0Earl Sweatshirt<\/a>, Mike G and Left Brain; budding stars like Teezo Touchdown,\u00a0Ice Spice<\/a>,\u00a0PinkPantheress<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0d4vd<\/a>; and cult heroes like\u00a0Turnstile<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Clipse<\/a>\u00a0together at his personal playground. When fans weren\u2019t busy screaming for their favorite artists, they were screaming on the rides, playing games like ring toss and balloon darts and snacking on candy apples, corn dogs and funnel cakes.<\/p>\n \u201cWe started this in a f\u2013king parking lot,\u201d Tyler interjected during his set. \u201cDon\u2019t let anybody tell you how you should feel about your motherf\u2013king self.\u201d<\/p>\n