Chance The Rapper Criticized For Comparing Justin Bieber’s New Album To Michael Jackson’s ‘Off The Wall’

Chance The Rapper Criticized For Comparing Justin Bieber’s New Album To Michael Jackson’s ‘Off The Wall’
Chance The Rapper’s latest salute to Justin Bieber got him in trouble with a few fans.
Chance The Rapper, who’s featured in Justin Bieber’s latest song “Holy” went on live stream with Justin Bieber and praised his latest album, comparing it to Michael Jackson’s iconic project Off The Wall, which featured iconic songs like “Rock With You” and “Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough.”
Chance The Rapper said of Justin Bieber’s upcoming album:
“This is no cap at all… It’s some of the best music I’ve ever heard, period. It reminds me of when Michael Jackson made ‘Off The Wall’, everybody that’s listening… I promise you, it’s literally groundbreaking music… You went crazy.”
Some fans quickly jumped on Twitter to share their thoughts on Chance The Rapper’s comparison.
Did chance just compare Justin's JB6 to Michael Jackson's Off The Wall……..?? pic.twitter.com/dNpxZEpozj
— sakinah kamillah da nail tech (@yagirlkinah) September 18, 2020


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