Acid Rap

The Chicago native has been commemorating the 10-year anniversary of his mixtape 'Acid Rap,' including in a new interview with Ebro.

The rapper, born Chancelor Johnathan Bennett, revisited the topic of his previous consideration of the rap name Tony Jizzle, a moniker his peers used to refer to him during eighth grade.

Chance says he gets praise to this day from artists younger than him and shouted out others from Chicago like Kanye West, Lupe Fiasco, and Chief Keef.

‘Acid Rap’ is turning 10 years young. Here, Chance looks back on the unsustainable lifestyle he was leading at the time of his classic mixtape’s release.

Chance the Rapper is celebrating 10 years of his acclaimed ‘Acid Rap’ tape with a show in Chicago later this year featuring support from Saba.

Charlamagne asked Chance about people saying he fell off, leading the rapper to lambast listeners that "think about artists like they’re f*ckin’ Pokémon cards."

Chance the Rapper recently put his breakthrough mixtape 'Acid Rap' on streaming services alongside his debut project '10 Day.'

Chance the Rapper recorded a replacement track for "Juice," with all streaming proceeds going to his nonprofit SocialWorks.

Chance is also gearing up to drop his debut album, which is now available to pre-order.

"It hit hard," he explained.