Chance The Rapper Shares Holiday-Themed Single "The Return"

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The song will be featured on "Merry Christmas Lil Mama: The Gift That Keeps on Giving" that drops Friday (December 11).

The industry is celebrating Jeremih's return home after battling COVID-19 in the hospital. After news circulated that the singer was not doing well in the ICU, prayers and well-wishes poured in. Later, Chance The Rapper offered a positive update when he revealed that Jeremih would soon be home, and not only that, but Chance and Jeremih are dropping their holiday album c. The album will feature two new tracks: "The Return" and "Who's to Say."

The remaining tracks on the projects are taken from their previous Merry Christmas: Lil Mama mixtapes that were released back in 2016 and 2017. "The special collection of songs is a gift to the fans celebrating the Holidays and New Year and will be available for the first time ever across all streaming platforms," a statement about the project reads.

On Thursday (December 10), Chance shared "The Return" ahead of the mixtape's Friday (December 11) release, so check it out and let us know your thoughts.

Quotable Lyrics

It's the return of Kris Kringle, the piss singles, that shit tingles
Sendin' checks twice 'cause the name's on the list wrinkle
My chips Pringles, my chips been gold
My green mingle, your green mean slow
It's the young born again, good hood ornament
With a little chicken like a Cornish hen, Amazon orderin'

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