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Chance the Rapper Revisits 'Coloring Book' Anniversary
4 Aug
Summary
- Chance performed 'Same Drugs' on The Tonight Show.
- Coloring Book won a Grammy for Best Rap Album.
- The anniversary tour continues with a stop in Chicago.
Chance the Rapper recently graced The Tonight Show stage to perform "Same Drugs," a standout track from his acclaimed 2015 mixtape, Coloring Book. He joined host Jimmy Fallon to commemorate the mixtape's 10th anniversary. Coloring Book notably earned the Grammy for Best Rap Album in 2017.
Reflecting on the creative process, Chance revealed that "Same Drugs" underwent more than 200 iterations. He penned the song approximately three years prior to the mixtape's release, drawing inspiration from Peter Pan and the concept of aging. He expressed immense pride in this particular work.
Currently, Chance the Rapper is embarking on a 10th-anniversary tour for Coloring Book. The tour, which commenced earlier, is scheduled to continue next week in Chicago before concluding in October. He views the tour as an opportunity for a "check in" with himself and his fans, acknowledging the significant impact the project has had over the past decade.
