Chicago-based hip hop artist has shared the official music video for Acid Rap cut, "Everybody's Something." The trippy video features a silhouetted Chance floating in space while a barrage of biological, political, and astronomical images are projected on him.
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Mick Jenkins releases this song with fellow Chicago rappers Chance the Rapper and Vic Mensa. If you needed more evidence that Chicago is the scene of more than just drill, but thoughtful rap with with elastic flows, here it is. Over an orchestral sample and metronomic hi-hats, Mick breaks out his singing voice, Chance gets even weirder than usual, and Vic shows that he deserves all of the blog attention he's been getting. Expect more from these three talented young men.
Download: Chance The Rapper - Acid Rap Chicago Chance The Rapper's latest mixtape seems to be the emcee's breakout moment, and it's no surprise considering the tape's impressive, detailed production and solid feature list. But what's gonna keep people sticking through the thirteen tracks on this project is Chance's personality. The dude's got some eccentric vocals and ad-libs that I imagine are gonna be polarizing. But if you can manage to get past--or even enjoy--Chance's eccentricities, then his lyrics, stories, and singing voice are sure to impress.
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