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Right! Welcome to the episode of Where's Wallow. I'm here with Chance the Rapper, Grammy Award winner, philanthropist, entrepreneur. Listen, Starlight is out right now. Listen, and let me just say this. The light is everywhere. My fault. I don't want to f-it-it-alline. Starline. But it's okay because the light is a big part. I call it a lot.

You know what I'm saying?

I just want to get too far.

Listen, he didn't want to get too far, but listen. At the end of the day it's like this. We're going to take it all the way back. We're going to take it back before you even knew who this guy was. Because a lot of y'all know he from winning the Grammy, right?

Y'all, y'all, you you know now he's so far away from

that day because you know so much happened in life like i think a lot of people didn't understand that

once we've seen him on the grammy stage that after that after the grammy's over after the night

the party's over he got to go back to being a human being and living life the The regular things, he got to eat, he got to live, he got to love,

he got to hurt, he got to cry, he got to celebrate, all this type of stuff goes on.

But how do we even get to becoming chance to rapper?

Man, that's a good question. I feel like I was always into expression.

Like, I did poetry as a kid.

I used to dance.

I used to, you know, just be a writer and like a creative kid.

I ain't know how to paint, but I knew how to do like basically everything else.

And, uh, and I think rap was always to me, you know, I grew up in Chicago, so like, Lupe, Kanye,

you feel me, common, um, twister, do a die.

Like, it was a lot of, it's a lot of like, you know, You feel me? Common. Twister, do or die.

It was a lot of, like, you know, I think the people that we admire the most as kids, the cool kids.

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