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Chance the Rapper has finally returned with Star Line, his long-awaited second studio album and follow-up to 2019’s The Big Day. Released independently on August 15, the project arrives after years of anticipation, endless teasers, and a string of singles that kept fans guessing about its final direction.

What stands out immediately is how carefully Star Line has been put together. Every song feels intentional, with production that is highly ambitious. Collaborations are chosen with precision, enhancing rather than overshadowing Chance’s unique voice. The result is a project that feels cohesive yet adventurous — a reflection of the global travels, life lessons, and experiences Chance has experienced over the past several years.

Drawing inspiration from Marcus Garvey’s Black Star Line, the record channels themes of movement, transformation, and cultural pride. It also blends the energy of Chicago rap with the rhythms of Jamaica and Ghana. Backed by longtime producer DexLvL, Star Line features several guest appearances, including Young Thug, Lil Wayne, and Jazmine Sullivan.

See below our ranking of the best songs from Chance The Rapper’s Star Line.


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Pretty


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Just A Drop (feat. Jay Electronica)


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Letters


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Space & Time


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Speed Of Love (feat. Jazmine Sulivan)


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Speed Of Light (feat. Lion Babe & Bj The Chicago Kid)


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Link Me In The Future


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Gun In Yo Purse (feat. Young Thug & TiaCorine)


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Drapetomania (feat. BabyChiefDoIt) 


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Back To The Go (feat. VIC MENSA) 


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Burn Ya Block


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The Negro Problem (feat. Bj The Chicago Kid) 


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The Highs & The Lows (feat. Joey Bada$$)


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Tree (feat. Lil Wayne & Smino) 


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Ride (feat. Do Or Die)


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No More Old Men (feat. Jamila Woods)


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Star Side (Intro)


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One response to “Chance The Rapper’s ‘Star Line’: The Best Songs, Ranked”

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