Watching Chance the Rapper's Tiny Desk Concert Is the Pick-Me-Up You Need Right **w

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https://media1.popsugar-assets.com/files/thumbor/iVvPAEgor0-jDsjMu1URKkjp7aU/fit-in/160x160/filters:format_auto-!!-:strip_icc-!!-/2017/07/05/667/n/1922283/67917af7595cff3ce9d934.80824844_edit_img_image_172 68548_1499266075.jpg (https://www.popsugar.com/entertainment/Chance-Rapper-Tiny-Desk-Concert-NPR-Video-43708412)The day after performing for over 23,000 people at Bristow, VA's Jiffy Lube Live theater, Chance the Rapper arrived at the NPR Music ******s for a much more intimate set. The 24-year-old's Tiny Desk performance is a delight to watch (to be fair, so are all of his live shows (https://www.popsugar.com/entertainment/Chance-Rapper-Performance-Video-2017-Grammys-43160931)). After opening with "Juke Jam," off of his 2016 album, Coloring Book, Chance read a poem he wrote on the short ride from his hotel over to the ****** building.

"I still have all the keys that are of ** use to me," he read to the crowd. "They used to, though. On the other side was a mansion on a hill, complete with L.A. pools and fireplaces and a rim made specifically for people that lie about being six feet to dunk on." Although the end of the poem was interrupted by a page from the building's PA system (because of course), he laughed it off and closed the set with an emotional cover of Stevie Wonder's 1974 song "They Won't Go When I Go."



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