This follow up to Coloring Book was well worth the wait
we gotta acknowledge the F- before we can get to the new one
we gotta acknowledge the F- before we can get to the new one
#ItNeverHappened
we gotta acknowledge the F- before we can get to the new one
Chance kinda played himself by pretending coloring book was a mixtape for some reason
That was a successful project and could have been looked at as his debut album following a beloved mixtape
Instead he lied, then had a sophomore slump which is pretty normal, and it made the whole thing look 10x as bad
Chance kinda played himself by pretending coloring book was a mixtape for some reason
That was a successful project and could have been looked at as his debut album following a beloved mixtape
Instead he lied, then had a sophomore slump which is pretty normal, and it made the whole thing look 10x as bad
He treated 10 Day-Acid Rap-Coloring Book as a trilogy, that’s why it was a mixtape I believe.
Bro was totally capable of dropping a good debut album back then, he just let the Kanye co-sign get to his head and believed he couldn’t do any wrong and then learned the hard way that announcing your debut album is going to drop 4 months later and not having a single song recorded yet was a bad idea.
His old manager had even begged him not to drop it and told him straight up it was bad material, and Chance didn’t listen. They ended up falling out over it.
This might’ve worked if there wasn’t a 9 year gap between Coloring Book and Starline
Chance kinda played himself by pretending coloring book was a mixtape for some reason
That was a successful project and could have been looked at as his debut album following a beloved mixtape
Instead he lied, then had a sophomore slump which is pretty normal, and it made the whole thing look 10x as bad
So what you’re like Professor Music now?
He treated 10 Day-Acid Rap-Coloring Book as a trilogy, that’s why it was a mixtape I believe.
Bro was totally capable of dropping a good debut album back then, he just let the Kanye co-sign get to his head and believed he couldn’t do any wrong and then learned the hard way that announcing your debut album is going to drop 4 months later and not having a single song recorded yet was a bad idea.
His old manager had even begged him not to drop it and told him straight up it was bad material, and Chance didn’t listen. They ended up falling out over it.
That's still foolish though. Even if it was part of a trilogy it still could have been released as an album. The publics perception of him would be much much better if he did that.
Coloring book - Grammy award winning critically acclaimed commercially successful
It's probably the biggest mistake of his entire career. Dropping that as a mixtape gave people unreasonable expectations for what his album was actually going to be.
I’m reminded how Chance dropped a slightly less than average album and Fantano convinced the internet that it was the biggest turd to exist
Def like some songs on the big day
@bruises I tried to put you down so I could big up myself. It was wrong. I’m sorry.
That's still foolish though. Even if it was part of a trilogy it still could have been released as an album. The publics perception of him would be much much better if he did that.
Coloring book - Grammy award winning critically acclaimed commercially successful
It's probably the biggest mistake of his entire career. Dropping that as a mixtape gave people unreasonable expectations for what his album was actually going to be.
I don’t think the classification of it really made much of a difference on how the project was perceived overall, considering mixtapes at that point weren’t looked at as inferior at that point in 2016 just based off classification
Chances biggest mistake was scrapping all the material he had been recording from 2016-2018 for a debut album, material we heard in 2018 that was actually pretty good for the s*** that came out in 2019 when he was lovestruck and peaking ego wise.
@bruises I tried to put you down so I could big up myself. It was wrong. I’m sorry.
I try so hard to support you and all you do is step on me on your way to the top
Screw you
I’m reminded how Chance dropped a slightly less than average album and Fantano convinced the internet that it was the biggest turd to exist
It was def worse then “less the average”, let’s not downplay it
Legit had like 3 good songs on it
I try so hard to support you and all you do is step on me on your way to the top
Screw you
Please bruises how can I make this right
I don’t think the classification of it really made much of a difference on how the project was perceived overall, considering mixtapes at that point weren’t looked at as inferior at that point in 2016 just based off classification
Chances biggest mistake was scrapping all the material he had been recording from 2016-2018 for a debut album, material we heard in 2018 that was actually pretty good for the s*** that came out in 2019 when he was lovestruck and peaking ego wise.
You're missing the point
It's not about how it changed the perception of the project itself, it's about how it changed the perception of the big day
A sophomore slump is a lot easier to handle then a debut you have been hyping up for years that people end up disliking
You're missing the point
It's not about how it changed the perception of the project itself, it's about how it changed the perception of the big day
A sophomore slump is a lot easier to handle then a debut you have been hyping up for years that people end up disliking
I suppose
@early you can go first
doing this s*** based off my likes on SoundCloud
Chance kinda played himself by pretending coloring book was a mixtape for some reason
That was a successful project and could have been looked at as his debut album following a beloved mixtape
Instead he lied, then had a sophomore slump which is pretty normal, and it made the whole thing look 10x as bad
also mixtapes didnt exist in 2016