The Dream Shows Out at The Metro

It didn't take long for The Dream to win over the Chicago crowd at his Metro show on February 25. The Dream is a behind-the-scenes guy writing hit songs for Rihanna, Beyonce, Justin Bieber and many more talented artists. But at the Metro he commanded the stage and got everyone in the party mood. He got the place hype with songs "Purple Kisses" and "Falsetto." He even set a romantic mood with "Code Blue." He was clearly having a good time laughing and smiling along with the crowd.

Aside from this solo work, he pulled out some of his finest work he's crafted for others. He blazed through Jay Z's "Holy Grail" and tore up Kanye West's "All of the Lights" and "Ultralight Beam." It was a night that reminded you of the talent and hard work behind The Dream's career. Even if he's not always front and center, he clearly gives it his all. Check out our gallery for a recap of The Dream's Metro show below.

by LaRue Baker

Chance The Rapper - Same Drugs

Chance The Rapper drops new visuals for "Same Drugs"

Chance The Rapper turned to Facebook Live to release the premiere music video of “Same Drugs” off of his third mixtape Coloring Book.

“Same Drugs” has Chance in studio filming the first part of his song while being accompanied by a puppet on the piano. The same puppet Chance used for his Magnificent World Coloring Book Tour. Chance walks off mid song and walks off frame. You can view the heartwarming video below.

Same Drugs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=be37-T72DNk

 

Fresh off modeling his new line of “Thank You Obama” clothing line, Chance has many reasons to celebrate.

Chance is currently up for 7 Grammy nominations, including Best New Artist, Best Rap Performance, Best Rap Song, and Best Rap Album. Also headlining many festivals across the globe, Chicago’s own Chance The Rapper seems to be taking the world by storm.

Chance is also set to take the stage to perform at the 2017 Grammy Awards.

We last saw chance helping Coloring Book guest D.R.A.M.when he made his last last to Chicago at The Metro.

by Jesus J. Montero