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Personal Narrative: Chance The Rapper

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Last weekend on the 16th I went to see Chance the Rapper at the Rave with two of my friends. It was a last minute decision but it was definitely worth it. Chance doesn’t sing the type of music that we are learning about in class, and normally I don’t usually listen to that kind of music, but I had a great time there. I am more of a country person but I am always open to new things. Chance the Rapper would be considered a vocal soloist, he sings by himself on stage but he does have a band behind him. Although I only knew a couple of his songs I still enjoyed being there, his performance gave everyone such a rush. People were excited for the openers but once Chance came out you could feel the level of energy go up. Everyone being packed together

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