'Anybody recognize the woman interviewing me'
Chance The Rapper attends WE Day California at The Forum on April 25, 2019, in Inglewood, California.became one of music's biggest stars, she was was spending her time behind the scenes studying her future peers.shared an amazing throwback clip of the "Truth Hurts" singer interviewing him for a Minneapolis magazine in 2012.
"Anybody recognize the woman interviewing me?? Give you a hint we’re playing the same Houston festival in a couple weeks and have the same number of GRAMMYs," the 26-year-old Chicago rapper captioned his Instagram post.
“Then out of nowhere, this guy was like ‘Do you want to come to Minneapolis and be in my band?’ And I was like ‘Whatever!’ I went to Minneapolis and I played a show at the Varsity, and this girl came over to me crying and said, ‘I don’t know if you live here but you need to be here and we need to see people like you here.’ It changed my life.”
In his Instagram post, Chance the Rapper went on to praise Lizzo for her hard work in rising to the top. "I’ve watched Lizzo work her ass off to become the biggest act in the world and it was nothing but her and her day 1 bestfriends’ hard work, and her own God given Talent," he wrote. "I am immensely proud of her and so inspired by her journey. Life is crazy Tag someone you believe is one day gonna be a superstar."
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