Chance the Rapper and the Social Experiment recently took the stage over the weekend's Summer Ends Music Festival in Arizona.

While Chance the Rapper impressed fans with his own musical material, what's making headlines is his cover of Kanye West's "Family Business" - a track from his "College Dropout" album.

Although Chance the Rapper has covered the track before, this most recent rendition is getting a lot of praise for some new additions and unique twists the Chicago MC added, along with the Social Experiment's layering of the Rob Base/DJ EZ Rock "It Takes Two" beat.

Chance the Rapper even altered some lines from the song, changing the first verse to: "I know I'm supposed to have a ready speech / I hope that they don't impeach."

Not only that, but he even changed the outro, commemorating his newborn baby: "Used to be Chance the Rapper, now I'm Chance the Daddy."

The cover of the song is very apt for his new role as a dad, in addition to his ongoing "Family Matters" tour. Watch the video below.

Last week, Chance the Rapper also shared a heartfelt message on Instagram about his baby girl:

"I got to take my child home. Thank God, her mother, our families, the medical staff at Women's Prentice and an amazing organization called The Ronald McDonald House Charities of Chicago. I love this time in my life, and I've learned to love better because of it. I wanted make a grandiose and poetic statement with her weight and size and DOB to show how much this means to me, but I think it'd be more appropriate and fatherly of me to just say thanks to those who helped us during this pregnancy, and ask for a little privacy in this time for me and my new family to get settled."

Chance the Rapper net worth is $1 million.