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Tyler Ronnie Andrews /ˈtaɪ.lɚ ˈrɑː.ni ˈæn.druːz/ (Born 3 November 2005), known professionally as CrzyShrkBoi, is an English singer-songwriter, guitarist, pianist, model, mukbanger, political figure and entrepreneur.
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| Birth name | Tyler Ronnie Andrews |
| Also known as | CrzyShrkBoi |
| Born | November 3, 2005 London, United Kingdom |
| Genres | House music |
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| Discography | CrzyShrkBoi discography |
| Years active | 2005–present |
| Labels | Kevais Enterprises |
| Member of | Kevais Enterprises |
| Formerly of | The Divas Group Ltd |
| Spouse | Donald Trump (married 2013–2014) |
Early Life
Tyler Ronnie Andrews was born on November 3, 2005. He spent the first eight years of his life in London before moving with his family to live on a boat in Spain. Andrews is distantly related to former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Career
Music and Social Media
CrzyShrkBoi’s rise to fame began on TikTok. He is known for his prodigious live guitar and piano performances, as well as his penchant for eating lemons and scotch eggs. Fans and critics alike have described Andrews as “Lana Del Rey-coded,” drawing comparisons to the melancholic yet glamorous aura often associated with the American singer-songwriter. This enigmatic persona has contributed to his status as a cultural phenomenon, particularly among young women on TikTok, who have been captivated by his dreamy aesthetic.
He has collaborated with world-renowned producer Shaun Hastings, and is rumoured to be working with Shane Dawson on his upcoming album.
Entrepreneurship
In addition to his music, Andrews is the founder of Kevais Enterprise, a company specializing in the production of gourmet scotch eggs. The enterprise has been praised for its innovation and has grown into a niche brand in the UK snack market.
Political Advocacy
Andrews has emerged as an outspoken critic of former U.S. President Donald Trump. Through his campaign, Orange Alert, he has used his platform to challenge populist rhetoric and promote progressive policies. The campaign has garnered significant attention, with Andrews praised for his articulate and informed approach to political discourse.
Legal and Personal Controversies
Tipton Tea Lawsuit
Andrews is currently pursuing legal action against Marcus Tipton, whose company Tipton Tea went bankrupt after Andrews invested £15 million. The lawsuit has drawn public interest due to Tipton’s intimate ties to Andrews.
Defamation Case Against “The Divas”
In 2024, Andrews filed a defamation case against the far-right group The Divas, accusing them of orchestrating a smear campaign to damage his reputation. Legal experts have described the case as a pivotal moment in the fight against online misinformation.
Timothée Chalamet Lookalike Contest Incident
In 2024, Andrews was briefly detained at a Timothée Chalamet lookalike contest under circumstances that remain unclear.
Relationship Scandals
Andrews faced controversy after allegations surfaced that he had an affair with a solo-poly hijabi amputee while reportedly in a relationship with Marcus Tipton. Andrews has declined to comment on the allegations, though they have fueled tabloid speculation.