Chance the Rapper, who grew up in a political family, is doing as much as he can to make sure that people vote in this election. Not only did he perform at Hillary Clinton's massive rally and concert in Ohio last week and appear in a campaign ad, he even threw a free concert on Monday at Petrillo Music Shell in Grant Park to encourage his fans to vote. But he took things one step further after the show by leading a massive parade from the concert straight to an early voting site. Thousands of fans followed Chance through rush-hour traffic, and many documented the process on social media, with most using the hashtag #paradetothepolls.

Walked next to chance in the parade tn after his concert #unreal pic.twitter.com/IMfNLTmwYm — Hannah Dowell ( @hannah_dowell ) November 8, 2016

Chance and the rest of the crew eventually arrived at the polling place. Officials told Billboard that anyone in line by 7 p.m. would be able to vote at that location.

Early voting line after Chance the Rapper #paradetothepolls concert in Chicago's Loop #Elections2016 pic.twitter.com/Eg8GfQ0CCd — John Owens ( @john_p_owens ) November 8, 2016

Chance himself voted, and documented the process on Twitter.

We can only hope that all this work engaging young people in the political process earns Chance a return invitation to the White House under the new President.