Young Chop Knew The Drill Movement Would Slow Down
Over the last two years, Young Chop has climbed hip-hop's totem pole of rising producers, securing himself as one of the genre's top orchestrators. Since bursting onto the scene in 2012 alongside Chief Keef, Chop has played an important role by not only assisting Chicago's other bubbling MCs into hip-hop's spotlight but by also working on albums by the likes of Kanye West, French Montana and Wiz Khalifa. In 2014, the 20-year-old Chi-town producer wants nothing more than to keep up his steam and has done so by recently dropping a free album, Still.
Chop recently stopped by the XXL offcices to talk about his whirlwind into hip-hop and how things are beginning to settle down after the drill movement's wave has subsided. Young Chop is still on the beat. —Miranda Johnson
Chop recently stopped by the XXL offcices to talk about his whirlwind into hip-hop and how things are beginning to settle down after the drill movement's wave has subsided. Young Chop is still on the beat. —Miranda Johnson
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