He’s street, lyrical, witty, and can sing his ass off. He’s not looking for a previously used template on how to be a rapper, and he prides himself on not being trendy. By 2013, Chandler was living on the love of his third album, Bridge Card Raps, which featured the Detroit anthem “Lou’s Coney Island.” The song is an ode to his favorite neighborhood grub spot, and Chandler even shot the video there.