Chance The Rapper

whatever that next music is, I want to see people love it.

Right.

You know, that matters to me separate from how much I love it.

I could love it just as much as I love the last thing, but I want to see other people love it.

And so I can't control how, whatever their perception of what other people see is, but I can like bring them in.

And so that's what I was really like doing was like, you know, these would be small rooms, like 50 people, sometimes 80 people.

We did some in New York, some low key ones in New York at the chocolate factory.

Those are like our biggest ones.

And they was like,

I think like maybe 80, 85 to 90 people, but it's like intimate.

I spend like some time afterwards in the room just talking to people and I'll give them these composition notebooks, like the same notebooks I'd be writing in and let them like write notes or, you know, tell me their favorite songs.

A lot of them will write me letters.

And then I found out a lot of my fans is- They're writing this during the session?

They're writing this in the session.

They're sitting in a beanbag, basically laying down.

They got headphones on, right?

And in the room, don't nobody steal my design.

I've been doing this for a while.

I'm almost back to this.

It's okay.