Chicago's Taylor Bennett unlike his brother Chance the Rapper is not getting the headlines perhaps he deserves say some hip-hop music critics.
Back in 2016, Bennett told the Chicago Tribune, "I have to work harder. It's a double-edged sword. A lot of people find out about me because of who 
my brother is, but that's even more of a reason for me to uphold my own truth. ... If they like the product, they like the product. And if they don't, they don't."
Much like his brother, Bennett has developed a unique sound and style of rapping. Some artists that have influenced his growth as a musician include Twista, Nas and Kendrick Lamar, which has had a noticeable impact on his music. Bennett also claims that Kanye West's College Dropout had a significant role in his ability to see the fun-loving side of music.
Bennett's brother preferred that he build his own fanbase before he began working with and promoting him. Chance believed this was an important 
step in his development as an artist. Bennett finally started selling out shows at local venues such as Reggie's and even opened for his idol Nas at a Lollapalooza after party in several years ago. After that success, Bennett and his brother released a track "Broad Shoulders", which is also the title track of one of his most recent mixtapes.
Bennett has c
ontinued to grow as an artist, reaching an impressive milestone with his mixtape "Broad Shoulders". It features new artists such as Logan Parks, Talia Stewart and Jordan Bratton, most of whom are native Chicagoans. This was also his first full album without any elements sampled from preexisting songs.
A controversy from 2014 continues to follow the artist, but seems to be fading.