Chance The Rapper

Man, these albums let us down.

These albums aren’t good.

We’ll see you in the comments.

From “Below the Surface” to “Sacrifices,” we count down the Chicago rapper’s best work on other artist’s songs.

“The best thing you can give an artist or producer is a creative space to develop.”

Chance’s advice? Ignore it.

Donna and Yoh discuss the inner-workings of event albums.

Paranoia paralyzes, striking fear deep into the heart of its victims. These three artists know this well.

Imagine Kanye in a Mickey Mouse costume playing the opening piano keys of "Runaway."

"That's a trophy for Chicago."

Through their use of nostalgia in song, Chance The Rapper, Polo G, and Maxo’s respective stories all meet at the intersection of hopefulness.

May ‘The Worst Day’ never drop as long as we live.

‘The Big Day’ is an album that gives you something to talk about.

“I just wanted to help out any way I could. I flew all the way to Atlanta.”

Take it back to 2013.

Here’s hoping Chance’s self-professed “literary knack” is as omnipresent as ever on his upcoming "debut."

From Drake to Eminem, enjoy these (imagined) drunk conversations.

Music is the coping mechanism now.

All the latest hip-hop news in one place.

"These stories will be amplified and your victims will receive the justice they deserve."

You thought 2018 was fun? Just wait.

We filtered through 45 years of the genre’s existence, picked out the 20 best, and ranked each one with regard to overall greatness.

Between these five songs is the promise that you can craft a spirituality that brings you peace, and only peace.

“If ['Coloring Book'] was [finished] on time, I would’ve got 20 million.”