Acid Rap

| Chance the Rapper

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Acid Rap

Acid Rap is the second official mixtape by American rapper Chance the Rapper. It was released on April 30, 2013, as a free digital download. In July 2013, the album debuted at number 63 on the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums, due to bootleg downloads on iTunes and Amazon not affiliated with the artist. The mixtape has been certified "diamond" on mixtape site Datpiff, for garnering over 1,000,000 downloads. -Wikipedia

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  • Pitchfork

    Acid Rap, invites elements of classic soul, juke, gospel, blues-rock, drill, acid jazz, house, ragtime scat, and R. Kelly, Twista, and a young Kanye to the same open mic poetry night.  

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  • Consequence of Sound

    Chance’s voice and the multi-faceted production are all about change... 

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  • The A.V. Club

    An intoxicatingly soulful listen... 

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  • Rolling Stone

    It’s the density of wit, ideas, and verbal invention that makes this one of the year’s defining hip-hop releases...  

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  • Pretty Much Amazing

    This summer, you can find me in the park with my Jambox and Acid Rap on repeat.  

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  • PopMatters

    On his second mixtape Chicago's Chance the Rapper takes us on a psychedelic journey that's as ambitious as it is appealing. 

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  • Hip Hop DX

    Sparks a conversation that keeps the listener committed from start to finish. 

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  • XXL Magazine

    Beautiful, thorough and compelling body of work... 

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  • The Quietus

    Acid Rap feels like a more considered 'this is me' statement.  

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  • Earmilk

    Music that is sharply clear and discerning, and music that is piercingly intense, jarring even.  

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  • Fact

    Nevertheless, as a portrait of a city, and a person, Acid Rap is about as good – and as honest – as they come.  

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  • Chicago Tribune

    Chance the Rapper opens “Acid Rap,” his second, self-released mix tape, with a boast: “Even better than I was the last time, baby.” It’s hard to argue with him.  

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  • SPIN

    There are way too many ideas on Chance the Rapper’s Acid Rap mixtape, but that’s a good thing.  

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  • Prefix

    It is Chance’s ability to transition fluidly between self-imaginings that makes him such an impressive and likeable rapper. It’s also part of what will make Acid Rap one of the major hip-hop releases of this year.  

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  • SPIN: No Trivia's Rap Release of the Week

    This is a great record. If your ears work, you know that already. 

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  • Exclaim

    True to his artistry, the person he's growing into and is becoming a force in the new age rap realm.  

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  • Now Toronto

    While the mixtape features strong guest spots from Ab-Soul, Action Bronson and a rare appearance by veteran Twista, none of them overshadow Chance...  

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  • KXCS Radio

    The growth in musical maturity between 10 Day and Acid Rap can be felt not only in the production of each individual track, but the structural complexities and hidden references of the album as a whole.  

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  • About to Blow

    Chance the Rapper has completely lived up to the hype, delivering one of the most flawlessly original and versatile mixtapes around... 

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  • Drowned in Sound

    This is a near-flawless performance from an unstoppable talent.  

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  • Target Audience

    Few rappers have such a natural knack for syllabic strokes and rhythmic rhymes. 

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  • KZSC Santa Cruz 88.1 FM

    Filled with scratchy, soulful samples, clever wordplay, and high-profile guest spots. 

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  • Bonus Cut

    Chance the Rapper has improved as a rapper over the past year, and provides us with a vivid trip through his thoughts and feelings. 

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  • Truants

    “Acid Rap” is a deeply personal, intimate album...  

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  • Los Angeles Times

    Chance is as exciting musically as he is verbally. 

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  • The 405

    Acid Rap revels in its sense of fun. 

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  • Planet Ill

    One of the most exciting young artists to emerge in the past couple of years.  

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  • Pursuit of Dopeness

    This is one ride you can’t afford to miss.  

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  • Viberant

    This is the best rap mixtape of all time...  

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  • Elevator

    The 20 year-old’s thirteen track project exhibits a young rap prodigy in the making.  

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  • Day & A Dream

    A tape that has garnered enough merit and worth to not only be called one of the more fun rap releases of 2013, but also one of the year’s most important.  

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  • Vandala

    Acid Rap is one psychedelic work of art.  

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  • Jam Spreader

    The best summer album I’ve listened to so far. 

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  • Thought Catalog

    This mixtape has anger and sadness, but mostly it is joy... 

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  • Santa Fe New Mexican

    As gritty as it is psychedelic... 

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  • Dozens of Donuts

    It's Acid Rap's orchestrated commotion that Chance uses to outshine many of his peers.  

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  • Stacks Magazine

    It is safe to say that “monotony” won’t be used in reference to the production on this mixtape.  

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  • Mr. Hipster

    The songs are catchy and fresh sounding and full of whimsy.  

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  • Passion of the Weiss

    This is a fantastic composition of realism.  

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  • WVAU

    An impossibly smooth and effortless collection of summer infused, fresh pop rap.  

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  • Jonk Music

    Chance’s Acid Rap has the potential to catapult him into superstardom. 

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