Saba, the other voice on “Angels,” is part of the same generation of precocious open-mic stars from Chicago - including Noname, Vic Mensa, and Mick Jenkins, among others - that coveted major attention in Chance’s wake. But with “Survivor’s Guilt,” the latest single from Saba’s new album Few Good Things, we now have the closest thing. The point landed, yet we never got that Chance/Keef joint. Chance understood the dichotomy was bullshit, and he wanted to make it clear he didn’t think of himself in opposition to that world. That values-led approach to rap led many to position him in contrast to the combustible gutter talk of Chief Keef, the other blog-proclaimed torchbearer of Chicago hip-hop. Before he pivoted fully into his sanctimonious wife guy schtick, Chance was making vibrant gospel music about responsible young fatherhood and an internal directive to take care of his city. I need answers today.“I just might share my next one with Keef.” That was Chance The Rapper back on his star-making Coloring Book cut “Angels,” speaking to the rap ideologues who saw the genre divided into two camps. "If you have 'The' in your name i’m coming for you. "It's not even spelled correctly," she tweeted at the singer. Next up: Canadian R&B singer Abel Tesfaye, better known for his stage name, The Weeknd, who said he was "honored" that Warwick "roasted" him. Maybe their collaboration will arrive under a different name? Warwick later joked that she would now go by "Dionne the Singer" to properly clarify her profession. But she has some more names in need of explaining. Warwick even proposed she and Chance collaborate on music, promising to message him about rapping together.
This is amazing!" he replied, before adding he would go by "whatever you wanna call me Ms Warwick.Īs it turns out, Warwick is a big fan: "Holy," one of Justin Bieber's recent singles, features Chance the Rapper and is one of her "favorite songs right now," she shared. "Sorry I’m still freaking out that u know who I am. Warwick, who turns 80 next weekend, took to Twitter on Saturday with a burning question for the 27-year-old rapper: "If you are very obviously a rapper why did you put it in your stage name? I cannot stop thinking about this."Ĭhance the Rapper, whose real name is Chancelor Bennett, needed a moment before answering her question.
Dionne Warwick has some questions, and Chance the Rapper is all too happy to answer them.
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