Chance The Rapper joined Power 106’s “The Cruz Show” to talk about several topics including a collaborative album with Kanye West, being independent, his VMA moment with Beyonce, and more.
The conversation kicks off with talk of how much he’s been able to accomplish being an independent artist and not needing to be signed to be major. He also shared a story of when he met with L.A. Reid and his father called him and told him to not “sign anything.”
One of the major topics of the interview was the highly-anticipated joint project with Kanye West titled, ‘Good Ass Job.’
“I remember watching a video a long time ago where he was explaining how you have your College Dropout and then you go back and you have your Late Registration and then you finally get your Graduation and then after you graduate, you have to go get a Good Ass Job,” he said. “That was a thing in my head forever.”
When asked for the release date Chance responded by saying, “It’s definitely far from done, It’s something that gets brought up in conversation once in a while.”
He then alluded to Kanye currently working on his collaboration tape with Drake, admitting he hasn’t heard any of the songs yet, but he’s sure it’s all he’ll be listening to when it drops.
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Shoutout Chance for being a real one and messing with LA’s No.1 hip-hop station, Power 106.
S/o @Power106LA Love you guys, no one treats me better, and whooole up.. Did y'all play Blessings on LA Radio!?! CAN YALL PLEASE RUN IT BACK
— Chance The Rapper (@chancetherapper) September 21, 2016
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