If Vic Mensa's career continues on its current path, he will be a star. The recent Roc Nation member just debuted "No Chill," the latest in a series of high-profile collaborations including a track with Kanye West. Though it's a live video, "No Chill" still sounds pretty good, in the dance-inflected vein that many of his recent singles have come from -- though with Skrillex as a partner, you're going to get a slightly different dance vibe than, say, the house-infused "Down on My Luck." Also note what he asks the audience to yell, continuing a long history in rap of disdain for the concept of practice. [via Noisey]If Vic Mensa's career continues on its current path, he will be a star. The recent Roc Nation member just debuted "No Chill," the latest in a series of high-profile collaborations including a track with Kanye West. Though it's a live video, "No Chill" still sounds pretty good, in the dance-inflected vein that many of his recent singles have come from -- though with Skrillex as a partner, you're going to get a slightly different dance vibe than, say, the house-infused "Down on My Luck." Also note what he asks the audience to yell, continuing a long history in rap of disdain for the concept of practice. [via Noisey]
