Chance the Rapper performed the reflective track 'Same Drugs' on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on 4 August 2026, appearing alongside a guitarist to mark the 10th anniversary of his mixtape Coloring Book. Rolling Stone

The late-night performance is tied to a broader anniversary push. Chance recently kicked off the Coloring Book 10 Year Anniversary Tour, a run of nearly 40 dates across North America that continues in Chicago and runs through early October 2026. Ticketmaster The tour's setlist includes 'Same Drugs' and 'No Problem', two of the mixtape's most recognised tracks. Wolf Trap

Coloring Book, released in 2016, won the Grammy for Best Rap Album in 2017 — a milestone for a project that was initially distributed as a free streaming-only mixtape rather than a conventional retail album. Chance finished the record minutes before its public release, he has said. Rolling Stone

'Same Drugs' carries its own backstory. Chance said he wrote the song roughly three years before Coloring Book came out, around the period he released his 2013 mixtape Acid Rap while living in Atlanta. He also said he made over 200 versions of the track during the making of Coloring Book. The lyrics draw on the Peter Pan story, with lines referencing Wendy aging and growing old — a meditation, through a children's-tale lens, on people growing apart. Rolling Stone

The song's music video, released in 2017, leaned into that whimsical framing: Chance surrounded himself with puppets that co-starred throughout the video. YouTube

For fans, the Fallon appearance serves as a national-television reminder that the anniversary tour is underway. The trek brings Chance back to Chicago, his home city, before wrapping in October.