Acid Rap is one of my favorite albums of all time I'm so glad we finally have a fucking date for this, the album art is great
My main hope for this new album is that it’s concise. The Big Day was an 80 min slog and he’s had five years to overthink this.
Really glad he is not going for arenas this time…he is just not at that level anymore and I am glad they seemingly recognize that. A lot of these shows are in ~3,000 capacity venues.
Definitely gonna see him for old time's sake but he's unfortunately going to my least favorite venue in the entire DMV area
I don't really think it CAN flop, there's zero expectations and he clearly isn't shooting for a blockbuster
Yeah, from what he said on the livestream, it sounds like this is more of a grassroots-type album, where I think Coloring Book and The Big Day had some additional outside funding. I think Chance is spending his own money on this, so its ceiling is fairly limited.
All of these songs are pretty low energy and the hooks are mostly whatever but I’m really liking it so far. Edit: Yeah, pretty good stuff. Very chill. Excited for the rest.
Will this be on streaming? Or is it only going to be available from him? I’m confused by the rollout.
I gave him 8 bucks for the CD even though I'm not expecting much. he's more than earned a preorder... haven't given him money since his tour in like 2014 and he's released a bunch of music that I like over the years.
Yeah that Fallon performance is way better than the recorded version. I do like the song but that smino part is useless
Not sure if this is controversial but I actually like that he's putting years-old songs like The Highs and Lows on here, I really liked pretty much every song of the long ass rollout and they deserve a home on a full-length