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Chance the rapper
pen wide for the doctor and they punctured his aorta/ Died right there on the spot, crossed his arms like King T’Challa/That’s why I be smiling every “o3 time I see a dollar,” he raps. CHICAGO, IL – Chance The Rapper last full-length project arrived in 2019 with The Big Day, an album that underwhelmed large parts of his fanbase while leading to his not-so-amicable split with his former manager Pat Corcoran, with whom he’s currently locked in a legal battle.
Four years, a concert film and a marital meme later, the Chicago native appears to be readying his musical return. On Tuesday (March 1), Chance kickstarted his comeback by giving fans a taste of new song featuring Vic Mensa. The track finds the Chi-Town natives trading bars over a jazzy instrumental, with Chance weaving former President George Washington, King T’Challa (a.k.a. Black Panther) and J. Edgar Hoover into his verse.
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CHANCE THE RAPPER TEASES 2022 RETURN WITH DJ KHALED, VIC MENSA & SMINO’S HELP
alongside Fugees legend Wyclef Jean. In January, they traveled to Ghana together where they met with President Nana Akufo-Addo.
Chance The Rapper’s long-awaited comeback appears to be around the corner as the Social Experiment frontman has made several hints at a March return on social media in recent weeks. Chance The Rapper and Vic Mensa are longtime collaborators dating back to their early days as part of Chicago’s SaveMoney collective. The pair exchanged features on each other’s breakout projects (Chance’s Acid Rap and Vic’s INNANETAPE) while appearing on XXL‘s 2014 Freshman cover together.
