Chance The Rapper Explains The Story Behind "Everything's Good," Clarifies Ad Lib Spelling In Reddit AMA

It's spelled "IGH," apparently.

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Following in the footsteps of Snoop Dogg and Barack Obama, Chicago's Chance the Rapper took to Reddit today for an Ask Me Anything session to answer his fans' most pressing questions—which were mostly some variation of "when will you come to my city?" The answer is soon, apparently, or August 26 if you live in London.

However, he also weighed in on some pressing issues, such as whether or not he actually lost to Trinidad James in Connect Four (he claims he didn't), who his favorite artist to collaborate with is (Jeremih) and what his favorite Chicago restaurant is (Lou Malnati's). He offered a book recommendation (Freakonomics) and shared his favorite song right now ("We Ready" by Migos and Soulja Boy). And now we know how to spell his "IGH!" ad lib (it's "IGH").

Most interestingly, however, he shared the story behind the track that meant the most to him on Acid Rap, "Everything's Good (Good Ass Outro)":

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Check out the full AMA here for more of Chance's answers.

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