Once we get our FBA, Hebrew Israelites, Afro Hispanics, Caribbean, Pacific Islanders, Afro asiatics to get on board and realize we need to stop fighting each other and know that Afrika is the motherland the DNA& everything else is secondary
Him helping Anita Baker get her masters will always make me a fan of his. So many of our greats were screwed over back them and many are still paying the price. We know the game now, and if we can reach back and help those who opened the door for us, that’s the least we could do.
Chance’s outlook on Africa is deep. I love that he said its not just about moving there , knowing dances etc. Africa has so much wealth not just in a financial aspect but in the food, the culture, the nature etc. its healing ! I think that Americans should also know Africa isn’t just Ghana and Nigeria its so much more. Every part of Africa teaches you something , and what makes it so beautiful is how many different cultures there are Loved this interview
I don't know about the self-awareness and humility part. He kind of gloats on about like he's obsessed with his own voice and like he's the only human in the room, but realness and intelligence/good vibes for sure
Chance is one of my fav celebrities to watch. I appreciate the gems he dropped. I had to open another window to research some of the points he made. Blessings to the brotha 🤎✊
I'm lucky enough to have gone to school with Chance and I'm inspired by his growth and maturity. Our city needs representation like him! Keep up the amazing work💪🏿
Yes So proud of Chance ! His Intellect and growth in knowledge expands his mind to experience different homelands of Africa . Chance Giving back to which he came from while giving knowledge & Elevating his Craft. I’m so proud of This King! 😘
I am very proud to be a Ghanaian. Listening to The Chance the rapper talking about my country , gives me butterflies also , happy . Ghanians we needs to cherish what we have !!
C’est pas parce grave que ça c’est fait fait fait pour pour moi ça tout le monde est ce là là je je te dirai dirai toi tu me me suis dis non je suis pas là encore encore merci merci pour ce ce
Yes 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 being of Ghanaian heritage it is interesting to me that people don't know about all of this. My father always taught me culture and a strong sense of indentity. Very important.
I admire Chance The Rapper, for his social consciousness, generosity and good deeds he does consistently. He's highly intelligent and very deep! 💯May God bless him in all his endeavors! 🙏🏾Peace Brother! #fortheculture 🖤💚❤
i appreciate how much he was paying attention to the Ghanaian history :) Even remembered the independence date and all. Glad you loved it and it was an enriching experience
I just want Chance to understand that there's nothing wrong with his image. He's been intentional about healing and growing for years now and it's showing. That's it.
Our only issue with Chance was he put out a truly dog shit album after putting out great music and making us think he was just going to keep going. But I get it, he had to do his own thing. It just sucks because his "own thing" produced one of the worst albums I've ever heard. But regardless, he has already proven himself so all that means is he needs to put out some dope shit which I think he will do
Ghana is beautiful. I enjoyed my time there and I pray I can go back or explore other countries in Africa. It’s great to hear Chance speak so highly of Ghana and black unity✊🏿
@@allaboutthemurzic shut up. Who said we are? Go put on your cape and fight for Jack Harlow w your self hating ass. 🦝 Under every comment being negative.
Great interview. I don’t listen to Chance’s music but I witnessed his come up from a far. I also hear the negative things ppl speak about him. This was a great conversation. Good for him.
I just love ,chance the rapper,. I don’t even know one of his songs btw I just love his beautiful mind. There is nothing more attractive and inspiring then an intellectual man period. Much blessings to him ❤️
I just love, love, love, Chance The Rapper so much!!! He’s so underrated and deserves more recognition! I’m hoping he comes out with a new album soon! “Coloring Book” was such a dope album 💿! Such an amazing Chi-Town guy ❤️❤️‼️‼️🙌🏾
He is not underrated at all. His last album just wasn’t very good, and he hadn’t realeased much since. He’s a good rapper for sure. He just has to find his lane and balance his image with good music consistently.
@@TheIcemanthomas the reason it seems like he’s underrated is because in this generation when we mention rappers and whos the top artist hes never mentioned. just like big sean it seems like they fly under the radar alot
Man shout to Chance for being Chance. It would be good to see a Chicago music series with Kanye, Chance, Lupe, Common, and so forth. But the last thing Chance mentioned about the art world instantly made me think of Ms. Mural from Drill Music In Zion
South CHICAGO REGION including Chicago Indiana ,gary Indiana= home of demi gods ............................................. people who come out of there can do multiply things. they can move to different genre in life and stll win (if not held back) not just Kanye, or Chancre. but watching old soul train dancers.. stories on TH-cam. THERE IS SOMETHING SPECIAL ABOUT THAT dna trail...
When we walk around speaking on how we are Godz n Goddesses. Chance is the definition of that GodBody factor. This King is one our many great ambassadors!!!!
...not everyone who can rap is a rapper...a rapper raps all the time....and just can't help it...and is blessed with an enhanced intellect...like the African griots of old...Chance the Rapper is a rapper...
Been to Ghana and South Africa many moons ago great to see my people traveling to Africa it’s an experience and they always welcome us black Americans… more of yaw’ll need to try and Go!!!!!
9:17 it's actually very easy, especially as a black artist, to set up shows in Africa and The Caribbean. And the DJs, Promotors, Tourism officials, they will all roll out the red carpet and be so welcoming and accommodating. Because it's appreciated, as it doesn't happen often. The reality is that the industry was led by white men who did not prioritize bringing artist to Africa/The Caribbean. And it's given the artist a false impression that those places are not interested, easy to navigate, or worthwhile. Happy artist are now gaining more autonomy and independence and realizing what's what.
Y’all don’t understand how the currency exchange is tragic ! 1 dollar in USA is 500 dollars in most 3rd world countries!! So if any black American artist does a sell out show in a basic 3rd world country the money will automatically decrease by 90% once converted back to USA
@@javionriley8739 See that's the misconception she's talking about. Black people in Africa do have money, they can afford to pay those tickets that most artist perform for in the US. Most artist have been hindered from coming because they have been told they won't get paid enough if they perform in Africa but that's the misconception.
@@javionriley8739 this is not true. As someone who has gone to shows abroad and worked with artist, most set prices to account for currency exchange rates. Artist losing 90% of profit by performing in Caribbean or African countries is an absolute non-fact. There's a reason why you've never heard of artist themselves complaining about earning money outside of Europe or the US once they've actually gone and done shows elsewhere.
I was getting tired of seeing parts of this interview on Facebook so I came here to watch the full one . I became a fan of chance the rapper a long time ago
Damn, they are really good interviewers. Bruh they let him speak without interrupting him. For a second I felt like I’m a therapist listening to my client 😅
Also, for clarity *one* of the largest slave ports was in Ghana. But depending on which colonial power was purchasing human capital and where they were being taken, and the time period, there were larger ports than in Ghana. The Island of Gorée (Dakar, Senegal) is a tiny island off the coast of Senegal. And in fact, Gorée was the largest slave-trading center on the West African coast between the 15th and 19th centuries. At one point Ouidah, Benin was one of the most active slave trading ports in all of Africa. Europeans called the Bight of Benin and the surrounding region the “Slave Coast” because of its importance in supplying American markets with African laborers. Historians estimate that over the course of two centuries, Ouidah alone exported more than one million Africans before closing its trade in the 1860s. Only one other port in Africa (Luanda, in Central Africa) transported a greater volume of slaves. Please let's get the facts straight. One country cannot co-opt history. About half the enslaved Africans in *America* came from Ghana… but remember, enslavement was occurring throughout the Caribbean and parts of South America.
No one has asked for this addition, the topic is about Ghana and how the country is so involved in welcoming the diaspora.. it aint no competition.. let Ghana be Ghana and if you wanna throw more light, you can get your own interview and share your facts..
@@papajay6385 😂😂😂😂 you mad? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂 dummy. It's NOT a competition. Engaging in conversation about the topic at hand is the whole point of a comment section. Is this your first time using the internet? 🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I truly appreciate Chance his outlook on life is so BEAUTIFUL! He’s a REAL ARTIST that exudes EMPATHY and GENEROSITY! He understands the importance of his PLATFORM! He definitely lets GOD have his way in his life! We all have a greater purpose in life we just need to strive to pursue it and work to glorify GOD in all that we do. I honestly believe that Chance does this is so many ways.
I saw this and had to immediately watch as I ain't seen a Chance interview in a min. I loved his last album, it just wasn't what we all had expected as he said here
When you hear hip hop music u know that’s hip hop, when you hear RnB or jazz or soul or country or whatever kinda music u immediately know what you listening to, Chance’s music is so pure, so real, so soft, so soothing, so powerful, so pure and unfiltered, and thus a genre on its own, he’s a genius, a God’s gift to the listening ears, and the world will be eternally grateful for committing to making this art, and not be influenced by the money or accolades that big numbers, stay true to yourself brother 💯❤️
@@johnnyfive9815 hell nah he didn’t, he capping.. he’s referring to acid rap and based thinks Chance still makes that kind of music. He’s a liar if he says anything “great” about that last piece of sh*t album.
I never listenned too much to Chance the Rapper. Maybe 1 or 2 songs max. (just laziness, no good reason) but based on this interview he is definitely NECESSARY in this culture
It's about time people stop referring to Africa like it's some country on the side. It is a big as continent if not the biggest.... Got to love chance cuz he doing the most ✨
Awesome Interview, Chance is amazing, I feel like I seen the moment people started to switch on him and it’s so dumb because it’s for lame reasons and people just jumping on bandwagons, look at how much stuff this dude is doing! He’s doing great things! Learn to think for yourselves man
He is wise beyond his years.. I love that he’s finally gassin himself up, I love that for him. It’s well deserved, he knows what he’s doing & what’s to come for the culture. He’s been on and he’s gon stay on. He’s literally a timeless being, it’s a blessing to share this world with him. There’s so much more he’s gonna do, I’m excited for him & us. ✨🥹🌻💫🌞✨
Chance the rapper , thank you so much for mentioning about the situation African students in Ukraine faced and still facing up to this point , we need your help people of good will
I'm going to listen to his album this morning 🌄 Chi-town it's time to get down Ayeeeee I'm excited thanks for the interview continue being the Light 🕯️
So much respect for Chance he didn’t just went to visit Ghana, he’s embrace our culture, history and much respect to him. Akwaaba chance🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Ghana gate way to Africa
He was just that desperate, he used your culture to do it! Just too blind by his stupid 3 hat to see it Lmao
real shit
Once we get our FBA, Hebrew Israelites, Afro Hispanics, Caribbean, Pacific Islanders, Afro asiatics to get on board and realize we need to stop fighting each other and know that Afrika is the motherland the DNA& everything else is secondary
@@Damari90 You sounding like the very people that oppressed you for hundreds of years. That superiority complex shit gotta go.
Him helping Anita Baker get her masters will always make me a fan of his. So many of our greats were screwed over back them and many are still paying the price. We know the game now, and if we can reach back and help those who opened the door for us, that’s the least we could do.
💯💯💯💯👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Shout Out From Ghana 🇬🇭 Everything Chance speaks about Ghana is 1000% True and y’all welcome this December To GHANA 🇬🇭!!!!!!
Chance’s outlook on Africa is deep. I love that he said its not just about moving there , knowing dances etc. Africa has so much wealth not just in a financial aspect but in the food, the culture, the nature etc. its healing !
I think that Americans should also know Africa isn’t just Ghana and Nigeria its so much more. Every part of Africa teaches you something , and what makes it so beautiful is how many different cultures there are
Loved this interview
True, I lived in Ghana 10 yrs...miss it...can't wait to get back.
But Ghana is the only one doing something about the black ppl around the globe 🌎. Ghana 🇬🇭 gate way to Africa.
@@mykelsackey8034 you can still travel everywhere in Africa.
He's on its Wakanda starter pack, go easy on him
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Nothing but realness, self awareness, humility, intelligence and positive vibrations from this brotha..... keep pushing on Chance.
absolutely! inspiring..
Idk about the humility part
I don't know about the self-awareness and humility part. He kind of gloats on about like he's obsessed with his own voice and like he's the only human in the room, but realness and intelligence/good vibes for sure
Straight up💥💥
Chance is one of my fav celebrities to watch.
I appreciate the gems he dropped. I had to open another window to research some of the points he made.
Blessings to the brotha 🤎✊
What do him bein a celebrity got to do with anything
@@allaboutthemurzic idk how you managed to find a problem in what they wrote
I'm lucky enough to have gone to school with Chance and I'm inspired by his growth and maturity. Our city needs representation like him! Keep up the amazing work💪🏿
there is a flip side to that though, you're unlucky enough to have not gone to school with me 😁
Facts, we need that rep in the world too! The Rapper is nice and even more of how he is as a man. 💯💯💯💯💯💯
First country in West Africa to get its independence was Liberia not gonna other than that everything else he said was good
Yes So proud of Chance ! His Intellect and growth in knowledge expands his mind to experience different homelands of Africa . Chance Giving back to which he came from while giving knowledge & Elevating his Craft. I’m so proud of This King! 😘
Very well said Quentin Allen . ♥️💪🏾
I am very proud to be a Ghanaian. Listening to The Chance the rapper talking about my country , gives me butterflies also , happy . Ghanians we needs to cherish what we have !!
And Africans don’t like Black Americans
This interview was both informative and captivating. Definitely going to watch more of Chance’s interviews now.
He’s what’s RIGHT in hip Hop.. his own man, not cookie cutter, can party and lift up at same time… AND HE STANDS FOR SOMETHING
Great interview. Very uplifting and informative.
Fantastic interview! Love the space he's in and Charla, Envy, and Yee for letting him get his thoughts off.
Did they really try to say Chance image wasn’t squeaky clean cuz he dropped Acid rap all those years ago? Chance image is 100% squeaky clean now
Facts
Lmao bro that’s not how the world works nowadays bro. Niggas gettin cancelled for shit from 3 decades ago😂
“Now”
C’est pas parce grave que ça c’est fait fait fait pour pour moi ça tout le monde est ce là là je je te dirai dirai toi tu me me suis dis non je suis pas là encore encore merci merci pour ce ce
This guy is so Dope . All of his interviews are filled with knowledge and growth I love it !
The best interview, what he speaks about Africa's, Ghana is in important.
I understand what he’s saying is important. But to say “best interview” lol bro chill
Lit🔥🔥
I love his insight about the concept of globalized black communities in the places wherever we find ourselves.... awesome.
Black people arent a monolith
Yes 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 being of Ghanaian heritage it is interesting to me that people don't know about all of this. My father always taught me culture and a strong sense of indentity. Very important.
I admire Chance The Rapper, for his social consciousness, generosity and good deeds he does consistently. He's highly intelligent and very deep! 💯May God bless him in all his endeavors! 🙏🏾Peace Brother! #fortheculture 🖤💚❤
The best BC interview this year. Chance puts everyone on! The true meaning of my brothers’s keeper! ❤️✊🏾
Chance! He is the only artist that embrace being a RAPPER over a Rockstar! Salute
Good point!
eh not so much a rapper now. Still an artist though
@@seanclarke3680 naw he’s still a rapper, he just likes to also do vocals.
Correction only young rapper
i appreciate how much he was paying attention to the Ghanaian history :) Even remembered the independence date and all. Glad you loved it and it was an enriching experience
I love Chance and this interview. He took over this interview and they were listening. They liked listening to him too lol
As a Ghanaian, thank you Chance
Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 has always been the hope of Africa
Best way I've heard it put so far. Human connections. Big up Chance. Love from Zambia🇿🇲
I just want Chance to understand that there's nothing wrong with his image. He's been intentional about healing and growing for years now and it's showing. That's it.
Our only issue with Chance was he put out a truly dog shit album after putting out great music and making us think he was just going to keep going. But I get it, he had to do his own thing. It just sucks because his "own thing" produced one of the worst albums I've ever heard. But regardless, he has already proven himself so all that means is he needs to put out some dope shit which I think he will do
Ghana is beautiful. I enjoyed my time there and I pray I can go back or explore other countries in Africa. It’s great to hear Chance speak so highly of Ghana and black unity✊🏿
Black people arent a monolith
@@allaboutthemurzic shut up. Who said we are? Go put on your cape and fight for Jack Harlow w your self hating ass. 🦝 Under every comment being negative.
Chance the Rapper has a great infectious energy about him.
Chance had me screaming out loud on this interview! Real tears😂
Great work Chance and crew. Appreciate how you have leveraged God’s gift to you help others
How can you not love this man! His energy is literally EVERYTHING!!!
Much respect to this brother
Great interview. I don’t listen to Chance’s music but I witnessed his come up from a far. I also hear the negative things ppl speak about him. This was a great conversation. Good for him.
That’s a blessing that you don’t. You can’t get that time back.
I don’t comment much, but I wanted to say, I truly enjoyed this interview. Chance, keep shining bright King. Light up the world.
Chance is such a deep, knowledgeable black man no wonder he is so loved wow
I just love ,chance the rapper,. I don’t even know one of his songs btw I just love his beautiful mind. There is nothing more attractive and inspiring then an intellectual man period. Much blessings to him ❤️
I love Chance. He is so inspirational and such an icon especially for other artists. You can be YOU and make it work out here.
💯💯💯💯
I just love, love, love, Chance The Rapper so much!!! He’s so underrated and deserves more recognition! I’m hoping he comes out with a new album soon! “Coloring Book” was such a dope album 💿! Such an amazing Chi-Town guy ❤️❤️‼️‼️🙌🏾
More recognition? He's won grammys
@@PaavoPlatform Bye Paavo
He is not underrated at all. His last album just wasn’t very good, and he hadn’t realeased much since. He’s a good rapper for sure. He just has to find his lane and balance his image with good music consistently.
@@TheIcemanthomas the reason it seems like he’s underrated is because in this generation when we mention rappers and whos the top artist hes never mentioned. just like big sean it seems like they fly under the radar alot
Lit🔥🔥🔥
Really happy that Chance is back and not letting the last project reception bring him down
“Success is liking yourself, liking what you do, and liking how you do it.”
Maya Angelou
Love love love Chance the rapper!! I just want to hug him I feel like he gives the best hugs.
Man shout to Chance for being Chance. It would be good to see a Chicago music series with Kanye, Chance, Lupe, Common, and so forth. But the last thing Chance mentioned about the art world instantly made me think of Ms. Mural from Drill Music In Zion
Let chance the rapper love his wife and live his life 💯 Respect.
THIS IS SO EPIC!!!! WE LOVE YOU CHANCE YOU WERE ONE OF MY FIRST FAVORITE RAPPERS BRO
Music never off, but the last project did miss its mark. Keep that energy and drop some more stuff! Love the work
Loved that album. Just listened to it yesterday
@@tykendrick800 the big day???
@@dwadeisthegoat2020 yup. I randomlylisyened to it then boom. He on breakfast club. Love that album. Only song I skip is that eternal song
It wasn't bad just not as good as his mixtapes
I really liked his last project. He just said it best, the last project just wasn't what people had expected
I always loved Chance 🖤❤️ I like How he takes care of family and does what’s best for Chance ❤️❤️
This is so prophetic I hope everyone gets what he is saying ... I will be in African in Jan also
The HBCU from the beginning was Lincoln University.
Much love to you chance for putting the motherland out there
Nuff respect
This should have more views. He's dropping real knowledge.
Chance is a gem 💎 and a treasure. Protect this king. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾👑👑👑I learned a lot from this
South CHICAGO REGION including Chicago Indiana ,gary Indiana= home of demi gods
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people who come out of there can do multiply things. they can move to different genre in life and stll win (if not held back) not just Kanye, or Chancre.
but watching old soul train dancers.. stories on TH-cam.
THERE IS SOMETHING SPECIAL ABOUT THAT dna trail...
When we walk around speaking on how we are Godz n Goddesses. Chance is the definition of that GodBody factor. This King is one our many great ambassadors!!!!
Man, I'm happy someone of Chance's caliber shouted out the homie LaRussell. He's dope! ✊🏿
who
@@TheDrDrizzy Look him up on social media and do ya own hw. The info is available
Chance is a smart dude. We need more of him.
lol
...not everyone who can rap is a rapper...a rapper raps all the time....and just can't help it...and is blessed with an enhanced intellect...like the African griots of old...Chance the Rapper is a rapper...
Been to Ghana and South Africa many moons ago great to see my people traveling to Africa it’s an experience and they always welcome us black Americans… more of yaw’ll need to try and Go!!!!!
I love Chance! Not a fan of his music, but as a human being! He seems dope
Lmaooo imagine him reading this comment.
“Hey bro I love you! Not your music tho”
@@i_do_my_thing6342 🤣🤣
@@i_do_my_thing6342 lllolololol the part that hurts most prob is how non hatin this is lol
LOL that’s a fair critique/opinion
I think thats a better compliment to say to someone than i like how you do your craft.... I love you for who/what/ you are and think/ live.💯💯💯💯
Great Great Great Interview, always love Chance ❤️
Love it when a young brother knows so much
He speaks with so much passion which I can so relate.
9:17 it's actually very easy, especially as a black artist, to set up shows in Africa and The Caribbean. And the DJs, Promotors, Tourism officials, they will all roll out the red carpet and be so welcoming and accommodating. Because it's appreciated, as it doesn't happen often. The reality is that the industry was led by white men who did not prioritize bringing artist to Africa/The Caribbean. And it's given the artist a false impression that those places are not interested, easy to navigate, or worthwhile. Happy artist are now gaining more autonomy and independence and realizing what's what.
They don’t play there cuz they don’t care. Chance seems to care tho
Y’all don’t understand how the currency exchange is tragic ! 1 dollar in USA is 500 dollars in most 3rd world countries!! So if any black American artist does a sell out show in a basic 3rd world country the money will automatically decrease by 90% once converted back to USA
@@javionriley8739 See that's the misconception she's talking about. Black people in Africa do have money, they can afford to pay those tickets that most artist perform for in the US. Most artist have been hindered from coming because they have been told they won't get paid enough if they perform in Africa but that's the misconception.
@@javionriley8739 this is not true. As someone who has gone to shows abroad and worked with artist, most set prices to account for currency exchange rates. Artist losing 90% of profit by performing in Caribbean or African countries is an absolute non-fact. There's a reason why you've never heard of artist themselves complaining about earning money outside of Europe or the US once they've actually gone and done shows elsewhere.
I was getting tired of seeing parts of this interview on Facebook so I came here to watch the full one . I became a fan of chance the rapper a long time ago
Real talk Chance...It ain't called MOTHER-LAND 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 for no reason. Welcome home fam🇬🇭🇬🇭... CDG...can't wait to see you bro!🔥🔥🔥
Chance is Hip-Hop. 🖕🏾 Any and All haters. 💯
I am from Togo and always fly to Ghana when I am going home and drive to Togo from Ghana … ✊🏿
I am planing to fly into Togo and drive to Ghana in December
His energy and presence is unmatched!!!!
He has like zero energy lol dude is boring af
@@i_do_my_thing6342 lol. You don't like his vibe?
@@KenyaTST seems chill, but that’s all he seems like. Almost put me to sleep listening on the way in to work lol
Uh yeah it is. It's surpassed actually.
@@i_do_my_thing6342 lol. I see what you're saying now lol
Bigups Chance the Rapper for that quick history lesson. Bless UP
Watching This Interview While Scrolling FB & FB Sends Me Tye Advertisement For The Hoodie Chance Have On 🤦🏿♂️
Nkrumah attended LINCOLN UNIVERSITY in Pennsylvania
I rather listen to chance talk than listen to his music
Very smart man
This is really dope Chance. Glad you’re doing this for kids and investing in the future that’s legendary as far as I’m concerned.
Dope interview. Chance is great
I’m proud he talks about Ghana in that manner. I’m proud to be a Ghanaian
Damn, they are really good interviewers. Bruh they let him speak without interrupting him. For a second I felt like I’m a therapist listening to my client 😅
Let's go chance!!!! You a real one for real. You are a scholar.
Chance The Rapper is finally back! That last episode ended with a cliffhanger, but we are back!
Also, for clarity *one* of the largest slave ports was in Ghana. But depending on which colonial power was purchasing human capital and where they were being taken, and the time period, there were larger ports than in Ghana. The Island of Gorée (Dakar, Senegal) is a tiny island off the coast of Senegal. And in fact, Gorée was the largest slave-trading center on the West African coast between the 15th and 19th centuries. At one point Ouidah, Benin was one of the most active slave trading ports in all of Africa. Europeans called the Bight of Benin and the surrounding region the “Slave Coast” because of its importance in supplying American markets with African laborers. Historians estimate that over the course of two centuries, Ouidah alone exported more than one million Africans before closing its trade in the 1860s. Only one other port in Africa (Luanda, in Central Africa) transported a greater volume of slaves. Please let's get the facts straight. One country cannot co-opt history. About half the enslaved Africans in *America* came from Ghana… but remember, enslavement was occurring throughout the Caribbean and parts of South America.
Thank you for this addition.
Thanks for sharing!! I'm well read and I definitely will research this and learn!!!
Preach!
No one has asked for this addition, the topic is about Ghana and how the country is so involved in welcoming the diaspora..
it aint no competition.. let Ghana be Ghana and if you wanna throw more light, you can get your own interview and share your facts..
@@papajay6385 😂😂😂😂 you mad? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂 dummy. It's NOT a competition. Engaging in conversation about the topic at hand is the whole point of a comment section. Is this your first time using the internet? 🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I truly appreciate Chance his outlook on life is so BEAUTIFUL! He’s a REAL ARTIST that exudes EMPATHY and GENEROSITY! He understands the importance of his PLATFORM! He definitely lets GOD have his way in his life! We all have a greater purpose in life we just need to strive to pursue it and work to glorify GOD in all that we do. I honestly believe that Chance does this is so many ways.
He’s such a smart chill guy 🫶🏾
~Great interview....1LOVE to Chance the Rapper and my Breakfast Club Family
Love this and him! I'm glad he didn't let the internet win! Go Chance!!!
You’re delusional
I saw this and had to immediately watch as I ain't seen a Chance interview in a min. I loved his last album, it just wasn't what we all had expected as he said here
LOOOOOOVED EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS INTERVIEW!
When you hear hip hop music u know that’s hip hop, when you hear RnB or jazz or soul or country or whatever kinda music u immediately know what you listening to, Chance’s music is so pure, so real, so soft, so soothing, so powerful, so pure and unfiltered, and thus a genre on its own, he’s a genius, a God’s gift to the listening ears, and the world will be eternally grateful for committing to making this art, and not be influenced by the money or accolades that big numbers, stay true to yourself brother 💯❤️
Did you really buy that last album? Guess you were the one
@@johnnyfive9815 hell nah he didn’t, he capping.. he’s referring to acid rap and based thinks Chance still makes that kind of music. He’s a liar if he says anything “great” about that last piece of sh*t album.
I love Chance. Def in my top 5 of rappers💛
I love when he was going off at the end. That’s right Chance! Talk that shit! These niggas could never!!!
Haiti took the first step and influenced the world!
Chance never disappointed his fans with great music keep up the good work
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His last album was a disappointment
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I never listenned too much to Chance the Rapper. Maybe 1 or 2 songs max. (just laziness, no good reason) but based on this interview he is definitely NECESSARY in this culture
It's about time people stop referring to Africa like it's some country on the side. It is a big as continent if not the biggest....
Got to love chance cuz he doing the most ✨
Awesome Interview, Chance is amazing, I feel like I seen the moment people started to switch on him and it’s so dumb because it’s for lame reasons and people just jumping on bandwagons, look at how much stuff this dude is doing! He’s doing great things! Learn to think for yourselves man
He is wise beyond his years.. I love that he’s finally gassin himself up, I love that for him. It’s well deserved, he knows what he’s doing & what’s to come for the culture. He’s been on and he’s gon stay on. He’s literally a timeless being, it’s a blessing to share this world with him. There’s so much more he’s gonna do, I’m excited for him & us. ✨🥹🌻💫🌞✨
Chance is pandering for the most part 😅
Do you realize how important Jamaica is to this black history globally…
Can I tell you 🇯🇲 We are truly a movement ✊🏿 So proud!
Marcus grave was born in Jamaica
Africans love 🇯🇲🇯🇲 you guys are the best thank you! ✊🏿❤️
I was shocked he mentioned Marcus Garvey .. Jamaica is on top 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
If it weren't for Marcus Garvey there most likely would be no Rastafarianism, probably no Bob Marley, no Malcolm X, etc.
Chance already a goat for achieving what he has, while being independent.
Chance the rapper , thank you so much for mentioning about the situation African students in Ukraine faced and still facing up to this point , we need your help people of good will
I’m proud to be A Ghanaian 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
He understands his craft and the space he's in and speaks from his heart
This interview is hella underrated.
I'm going to listen to his album this morning 🌄 Chi-town it's time to get down Ayeeeee I'm excited thanks for the interview continue being the Light 🕯️
I LOVE CHANCE. One of the best interviews on the Breakfast Club to date . Top 10 easily , easily .