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Grant Rindner

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  • Editor, Playboy
  • Features Writer and Blogger, Freelance
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Chance the Rapper on the Legacy of 'Coloring Book'

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By Grant Rindner Verified
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Complex Original By the time Chance the Rapper released Coloring Book on May 13, 2016, he had grown from an internet darling to a mold-breaking mainstream star. He turned down $10 million advances to stay independent and followed one of the 2010’s best projects, Acid Rap, with a genuine blockbuster—one of the most significant mixtapes in the history of rap. He used his success to not only maintain his independence, but to lambast the exploitative label system.
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Chance the Rapper and Collaborators on the Legacy of Coloring Book: "None of Us Knew Anything"

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By Grant Rindner Verified
| Complex Verified
By the time Chance the Rapperreleased Coloring Book on May 13, 2016, he had grown from an internet darling to a mold-breaking mainstream star. He turned down $10 million advances to stay independent and followed one of the 2010’s best projects, Acid Rap, with a genuine blockbuster—one of the most significant mixtapes in the history of rap. He used his success to not only maintain his independence, but to lambast the exploitative label system.
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Why musicians are moving into Hollywood

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By Grant Rindner Verified
| MSN Verified
Grant Rindner When her career began, it would have been hard to imagine Teyana Taylor winning a Golden Globe before a Grammy. But there she was at the Beverly Hilton, taking the stage after winning Best Supporting Actress, visibly stunned as she thanked her family, her director Paul Thomas Anderson, and the Black women who paved the way. "We belong in every room we walk into," she said.
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