The Big Day

Okay, so this is the clip over here.

Says Chance the Rapper suggests that the smear campaign played a role in a negative reception of the big day.

I'm cheesed instantly

off that first line.

music is subjective.

So I think any critique can be valid because people like what they like.

And I meet a lot of people, especially being on tour, that really love and resonated with the big day.

A lot of people obviously get married every year, so there's a ton of people that got married that ended up being the soundtrack to their wedding.

But do I need to prove it? No.

Do you think you putting out The Big Day and it getting dragged online was legitimate critiques, or people comparing you to what they expected you to do?

Um, I think it's- This is The Deep End with Lecrae.

All right, ladies and gentlemen, today, uh, I got somebody who is, like, honestly one of the few, uh, hip-hop connoisseurs that we've had the pleasure of having.

We know the musical chronology and whatever you tell.

Mm.

But some people will say that the, the Chance that made Acid Rap and the Chance that made The Big Day are two different people or, you know, influenced by two different things.

Would you agree? What would you say?

How do y'all feel about, how do y'all feel about Chance post...

How did y'all feel about Chance after The Big Day and post Star Boy, his new album?

After The Big Day, I was very nervous, and then everything I hear, heard about him in that period started making it worse.

He started doing the freestyles, which I'm like, "Okay, he can rap still," but I'm, like, still worried about him.

He dropped Starboy, and it changed a little bit.

Go ahead, sir.

I'm good.

Oh, with The Big Day, this is the last thing we'll say 'cause we gotta get to the movie.