Chance The Rapper

Because when you listen to it now, like sometimes in commute and I'll just listen to the radio and then like

Example, the other day I went out, so I caught an Uber, went downtown, right?

When I got out the car, a song was playing.

Two hours later, I got back in an Uber, that same song was playing again.

And I was like, bro, this is, so now I'm listening because now I'm going to say, okay, let me hear what's next.

It almost got to a point where I know which song they get ready to play next.

So I'm just like, we used to sit down in the crib, like around the radio and listen.

And it's like, bro, it's the same songs, the same artists.

And then I'm thinking like,

We know how programming works.

We know that they have playlists at the radio and things like that.

But my thing is that there's so many other songs and dope artists that you could easily, like, we don't have to listen to this song three times in the hour.

Like, there's two other artists you could have put in that spot and played their new record.

So to the point, too much access kind of killed that thing.

Like, having the ability to control.

No, so it was Sunday.

I was on the phone with Nick, Nick Grant, and he asked me, he said, yo, you heard J.I.D.

album yet?

And I said, oh, shit.

Like, I'm still listening to Alfredo 2 and clips.