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Chancelor Jonathon Bennett, black male rapper/producer, and philanthropist composed this album and released it April 3rd 2012, for being suspended for marijuana possession his senior year at Jones College Prep High School, as a response to police brutality and fault in the authorities. In this songs he mostly focuses on telling his side of the story being a colored man, opening minds with his words letting the citizens of Chicago aware.

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the speaker is Chancelor Jonathon Bennett, black male rapper/producer, philanthropist. the occasion is april 3rd 2012 the release of his first solo album 10 Day, when he was suspended for marijuana possession hi senior year at Jones College Prep High School. the audience is the citizens of chicago, authorities, and any one who will listen and understand what he says. the purpose is to change this bad era chicago is going through right now, and to aid in some of the poverty. the subject is to shine light in the fault in the system. the tone portrays the influence and vibe of the downfall of chicago on chances behave and the behave of the background singers it's encouraging.

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Chance the Rapper - 22 Offs (Official Video)

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Download The Album "#10Day" for Free here: http://goo.gl/PlViD Order "Hey Ma" Tee's here: http://shopchancetherapper.com/ @ChanceTheRapper Directed by @AustinVesely Lights and Composites by @ElijahAlvarado www.facebook.com/chancetherapper

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"Looking for crooked cops, to tweak so i can offer 'em years" A lot of police officers in the US are corrupt and so Chance is saying that he wants them to do the wrong thing so they are the once getting locked up. Tweakin is slang in Chicago for acting dumb or tripping.

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"I was off the campus, but the officer told the office that he saw me from the parking lot," in reality he was off campus when this happened but the police officer lied and said he saw him in the parking lot. This is part of the fault in the system.

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The title is referring to a .22 caliber and off is like offing someone as in killing someone. Chance did 22 offs based on JAY-Z 22 twos and what he wrote about could have been from The Notorious B.I.G. Party and Bullshit and from there the line "party and bullshit" came from The Last Poets When the Revolution Comes.

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Chancelor Jonathan Bennett. Age 24,  born April 16th 1993. Raised in West Chatham, Chicago. Black Male. American rapper, singer, philanthropist, record producer and actor. Parents are Lisa Bennett who works as a secretary of the office of Illinois attorney general and Ken Bennett who was aide for former mayor Harold Washington then senator then worked in the department of labor during president Obama's term.

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April 3rd 2012 the release of his first solo mixtape, 10 Day, chance the rapper was suspended for 10 days for marijuana possession. His senior year of high school at Jones College Prep High School. When getting into illegal trouble with the police and administration at his school there was also police brutality and crooked cops flooding police departments in Chicago.

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Citizens of Chicago, authorities like cops, children of the public schooling, and anyone who is willing to listen and understand what he says.

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Chance is trying to change the feeling of Chicago. He does this by making his mixtapes and not being signed to any major labels, he gets all the profits and gives back to public schooling in Chicago. Aiding in some of the poverty in Chicago.

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Chicago's crooked cops and the fault in the system.

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He  raps what he says to show the influence of Chicago but the background is soothing, almost hopeful.