Chance The Rapper Pays A Surprise Visit To NPR’s Tiny Desk In D.C.

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This is a blog about me sulking in the misery of living in such close proximity to NPR and not having the luxury to see any of the artists perform there. Yesterday, following his performance in Bristow, VA via his Be Encouraged Tour, Chance paid a special visit to NPR’s Tiny Desk. For those who are unfamiliar, the Tiny Desk series are for aspiring artists looking to promote their music; showcasing them live in a portion of the NPR building. Typically, the performances are recorded and published on the web for greater exposure. Seeing as Chance is such a big household name at this point, this was no ordinary announcement you hear everyday at the company. And honestly, these reactions were a little too tame if you ask me.
The @NPR stairwell when they announce the Chance the Rapper #tinydesk concert. #nprlife pic.twitter.com/Z5OKBMhY2S
— Emily Dagger (@AbbottRabbit) June 5, 2017
Turns out, Chance ended up playing three songs and read a poem. Literally the coolest job on the planet.
“Oh, what do you do for work again?”
“I work for NPR; you know that company that hosts free concerts for their employees in the office space all the time. Yeah, yesterday Chance stopped by.”
1. At the front desk.
2. At the Tiny Desk. @chancetherapper pic.twitter.com/OLcAGw7KjR— Gene Demby (@GeeDee215) June 5, 2017
Play it cool. This is fine. Everything is fine. 👀👀 pic.twitter.com/Snx3sk8lDP
— NPR Interns (@NPRinterns) June 5, 2017
you were always perfect / and I was only practice #tinydesk pic.twitter.com/KxNcB2I4Hv
— Rachel Horn (@rachelshorn) June 5, 2017
today i made eye contact with @chancetherapper at and cried my soul out as he covered stevie wonder pic.twitter.com/mcd67AZEYu
— Aditi Bhandari (@AditiHBhandari) June 5, 2017
Exciting day for this big @NPR fan 😁 📸 by @chancetherapper pic.twitter.com/Kp2eiDt0FG
— Queen Leen (@thefirstcolleen) June 5, 2017
These folks should never ever complain about how hard their job is. Lucky bastards.
P.S. the video is expected to hit the Internet in “about a week,” according All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen.
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