Chance The Rapper

just being honest like that and that's my thing even the album is incredible I think the music is great the you know lyrically his flows everything like he paid attention to every detail when it comes to constructing yeah fucking Sierra on that shit Atlanta the features was dope obviously having the clips is fucking crazy Malice might have another verse of the year on that Push and Malice both went fucking on that community record

Shout out to Vince.

Vince got a crazy verse on that VCRs record.

No, it's crazy verse on that VCRs record.

Don Toliver.

I love that.

I love that Don Toliver record.

I was, you know, I didn't, when I saw the Don Toliver feature, I was kind of like, you know, seems like completely different worlds, but you know, you quick, you quickly realize that,

how much of an artist Jid is.

He's not just a rapper.

Like, so mixing him with Don, it looks kind of like to the eye, like what would they do together?

But the record is dope.

Yeah, no, I was definitely, again, you know, always liked J.D., always supported J.D., think he's phenomenal.

But, you know, you kind of get scared when it comes to your favorites putting out a project because you're like, oh, I hope he wasn't, you know, influenced by certain pressures to make this type of sound and this, that.

It's good to know that J.I.D.

is going to be J.I.D.

Like, he looks like he's sticking to what he wants to do, how he wants to sound, how he wants to, you know, be perceived.

So it's always dope when your favorite rappers go about it that way and approach it, like you said, stick to their core.

Yeah.

Well, either way, shout out to J.I.D., Jitty Jig, God Does Like Ugly, available now.