Back with another installment of Hip-Hop Made to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the birth of Hip-Hop, Chance The Rapper tapped in with us to reveal who he believes the greatest rapper alive is and why.

It was Lil Wayne's "Hustler Musik" that initially made Chance fall in love with Hip-Hop, "I just remember that music video being one of the first music videos I saw on TV," he said, remembering being captivated by the video, he admitted "'Hustler Musik' when it came out changed my life."

"Wayne to me is still the best rapper alive and he's just like so cold and he has just such a crazy catalog, like an extensive but also extremely eclectic catalog of songs and songwriting."

Words by Yasmeen Akbar

Back with another installment of Hip-Hop Made to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the birth of Hip-Hop, Chance The Rapper tapped in with us to reveal who he believes the greatest rapper alive is and why.
It was Lil Wayne's "Hustler Musik" that initially made Chance fall in love with Hip-Hop, "I just remember that music video being one of the first music videos I saw on TV," he said, remembering being captivated by the video, he admitted "'Hustler Musik' when it came out changed my life."
"Wayne to me is still the best rapper alive and he's just like so cold and he has just such a crazy catalog, like an extensive but also extremely eclectic catalog of songs and songwriting."
Words by Yasmeen Akbar

We’re celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the birth of Hip-Hop with a journey through the years, the artists, the cities, the events, the stories, and the music that "made" us. Check out audacy.com/hiphopmade all through 2023 for more.

We’re celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the birth of Hip-Hop with a journey through the years, the artists, the cities, the events, the stories, and the music that "made" us. Check out audacy.com/hiphopmade all through 2023 for more.

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