Chance The Rapper

She got all this money.

She ain't going to have no money when her shit don't sell.

It's like...

And then the third verse, my favorite one, she flips the notepad in the air and she's speaking from her perspective or from the perspective of an artist.

And she's like, niggas don't know.

After taxes come, I'd be back broke trying to figure shit out.

People don't know the struggles I go through just trying to write a verse that will appeal to all these different people that you feel responsible for.

they don't know all of these things.

And this is my perspective, but I just, I always loved that piece since I was a kid.

And so like that really drove the, like the, that was my closest connection to how I felt was like, you know, I have to address different things that I feel important to talk about.

Not necessarily just the things that people think I need to, you know, like, I gotta, like I said, I got a lot of fans.

It's like,

you better put out a record that's stepping on their necks.

And it's like, this is stepping on their necks for sure.

It's stepping on everybody.

But like, it's also like, I'm doing it how I want to do it.

And I'm talking about what I want to talk about.

Right.

Yeah.

And I mean, I think you're addressing what a lot of people were curious to hear six years later, but also on back to the go, you address some shit that I feel like the world has been wanting to know.