Frank Ocean

American singer

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2025 Planned release of studio album 'KIKI BOY', marking a continuation of his musical journey.
2025 A private Instagram account @kikiboyyyyyyy was launched, followed by SZA and Michael Uzowuru, sparking speculation about its connection to Frank Ocean's upcoming project 'KIKI BOY'.
January 2025 Ocean's directorial debut was confirmed, with David Jonsson announced as the lead actor, and the movie set to be shot in Mexico City.
2023 Rolling Stone ranked Frank Ocean at number 190 on its list of the 200 Greatest Singers of All Time, further cementing his status as a significant musical artist.
2023 Frank Ocean wrote 'Virginia Beach' for Drake's album For All the Dogs
October 2023 Ocean signed an open letter by artists calling on then-President Joe Biden to demand an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, showing solidarity with people in the Gaza Strip during the Israel-Hamas war.
April 16 2023 Ocean performed at Coachella, starting nearly an hour late and ending early due to curfew, with a performance widely criticized by fans and critics.
January 10 2023 Coachella announced Ocean would headline the festival in April, marking his first live performances since 2017.
October 2022 Ocean revealed Homer Radio, a weekly Apple Music 1 broadcast showcasing music played in their office after hours.
June 2022 Ocean was announced to be in talks to direct his first feature film, with A24 producing.
December 25 2021 Ocean released a new 9-minute untitled song on Blonded Radio featuring Cory Henry.
August 8 2021 Ocean officially revealed his first fashion project 'Homer', an independent American luxury company.
2020 Frank Ocean worked as a songwriter and studio personnel for Dapo Torimiro's 'Back to You (Remix)'
2020 Frank Ocean released two additional singles, 'Dear April' and 'Cayendo', demonstrating his ongoing musical exploration.
August 2 2020 Ryan Breaux, Frank Ocean's younger brother, died in a tragic single-vehicle car crash at the age of 18. He was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident.
February 25 2020 Announced replacement of 'Little Demon' vinyl with an unreleased song to be released on February 28.
2019 Frank Ocean encouraged British fans to vote for the Labour Party in the 2019 UK general elections via Instagram story, demonstrating his political engagement.
2019 Frank Ocean wrote 'Royalty' for Nas's album The Lost Tapes 2
2019 Frank Ocean released singles 'DHL', 'In My Room', further expanding his discography.
November 1 2019 Premiered new song 'In My Room' on Blonded Radio.
October 19 2019 Ocean released a new song 'DHL' on Blonded Radio and announced vinyl singles for 'Dear April' and 'Cayendo'.
February 5 2019 Ocean's Tumblr account was hacked, with posts hinting at new material.
2018 Collaborated with Travis Scott on the track 'CAROUSEL' from ASTROWORLD, which was certified Platinum by RIAA
2018 Frank Ocean released 'Moon River' single, showcasing his continued musical creativity.
November 6 2018 Three midterm specials of Blonded Radio were aired, with free merchandise given to those with proof of voting in multiple cities.
July 9 2018 Blonde is certified platinum by the RIAA.
February 14 2018 Released a cover of 'Moon River', originally performed by Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's.
2017 Ocean was featured in the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, highlighting his achievements as a young influential artist in the music industry.
2017 Begins a period of sporadic single releases and diversifies into photography and fashion with the launch of Homer brand.
2017 Frank Ocean contributed songwriting to N.E.R.D's track 'Don't Do It!' featuring Kendrick Lamar
2017 Featured on Jay-Z's track 'Caught Their Eyes' from the album 4:44.
2017 Featured on Calvin Harris's hit single 'Slide' with Migos, which was certified 5× Platinum by RIAA
2017 Featured on Tyler, the Creator's song '911 / Mr. Lonely' with Steve Lacy from the album Flower Boy, certified 2× Platinum by RIAA
2017 Appeared on A$AP Mob's track 'Raf' alongside A$AP Rocky, Playboi Carti, Quavo, and Lil Uzi Vert, certified Platinum by RIAA
2017 Frank Ocean released multiple singles including 'Chanel', 'Biking' (featuring JAY-Z and Tyler, the Creator), 'Lens', 'Biking (Solo)', and 'Provider', continuing to explore diverse musical collaborations.
October 2017 Ocean published a photo essay titled 'New 17' in British magazine i-D, hinting at future projects.
October 23 2017 Created two covers and a visual essay for British fashion magazine i-D.
October 17 2017 Ocean's father sued him for defamation, requesting $14.5 million. After a court hearing where both Ocean and his parents testified, the judge ruled in Ocean's favor, finding insufficient evidence of defamation.
May 1 2017 Ocean attended the annual Met Gala as a special photographer for Vogue.
February 23 2017 The single 'Slide' was released, marking Ocean's first recorded collaboration after leaving Def Jam.
2016 Frank Ocean released the 'Nikes' music video
2016 Frank Ocean wrote 'My Willing Heart' for James Blake's album The Colour in Anything
2016 Frank Ocean collaborated with Kanye West on two tracks: 'Frank's Track' and 'Wolves' from The Life of Pablo album.
August 20 2016 Ocean released his second studio album Blonde, following the release of the 'Nikes' music video.
August 19 2016 Ocean released Endless, a visual album marking the end of his contract with Def Jam. The album was a 45-minute piece featuring Ocean building a spiral staircase.
June 2016 Following the Orlando nightclub shooting, Ocean published an essay discussing his early experiences with homophobia and transphobia, sharing a personal account of facing discrimination from his father when he was six years old.
April 23 2015 Frank Ocean's name change was finally legalized.
November 2014 Revealed that the name change had not been legalized due to multiple speeding offenses.
November 29 2014 Ocean releases a snippet of a new song called 'Memrise' on his official Tumblr page, hinting at his upcoming album.
September 2014 Ocean signs with Mark Gilespie of Three Six Zero Entertainment following critical success and musical awards.

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