Chance the Rapper Supports Kim Kardashian's No-Homework Parenting Approach
September 8, 2025 - 06:11
Chance the Rapper has expressed his support for Kim Kardashian's controversial stance on parenting, particularly her views on eliminating homework for children. During an appearance on the red carpet at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards, Chance shared his thoughts with Access Hollywood's Emily Orozco, highlighting the importance of balancing education with children's mental health and creativity.
The hip-hop artist, who is a father of two, resonated with Kardashian's viral comments, emphasizing that children need time to explore their interests and develop skills outside of traditional academic settings. He believes that fostering a love for learning should take precedence over rigid homework assignments.
In addition to discussing his parenting philosophy, Chance teased his upcoming album titled "Star Line," which he described as a project that reflects his artistic growth. He also praised the VMAs for celebrating visual creativity in music, underscoring the significance of artistic expression in the industry.
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