Maybe because he can’t leave his state? Anywho, Fif and Wiz were in the Vegas desert and began shooting their parts for the Eif Rivera-directed video. Keef’s Finally Rich drops December 18. hiphop-n-more
Here’s look at the artwork for the debut of the young Chi-Town MC that you love to hate. Album drops Dec 18. Courtesy of Jimmy Iovine‘s Interscope Records. Merry Xmas, everybody. xclusives zone UPDATE: Like, this is really happening? 1. Love Sosa 2. Hallelujah 3. I Don’t Like ft. Lil Reese 4. No Tomorrow 5. Hate Bein’ Sober ft. 50 Cent & Wiz Khalifa 6. Kay Kay 7. Laughin’ To The Bank 8. Diamonds ft. French Montana 9. Ballin’ 10. […]
Somewhere out in the City of Angels, the choppers are looking for Sosa. Just locate that nice Bentley and you’ll find him and his new video. Finally Rich on December 18.
ABC’s Nightline‘s “Hidden America: Inside Chicago’s Gang War” explored the ongoing gang violence in the Chi and what better way to do so then by featuring Chief Keef. The program profiles the rapper at the 5:45 mark. Watch the full episode here.
Chief Keef and a selected few of Chicago’s troubled youth bring forth their newest viral treat. Finally Rich is coming soon.
Keef ain’t gon like this. According to the
According to The Chicago Sun-Times, police are looking into Chief Keef’s tweets as a possible connection to rapper Lil JoJo’s murder. After JoJo was gunned down Tuesday evening, Keef tweeted “…#LMAO” but later claimed after threatening Lupe that his account was hacked. So far, no arrests have been made, but police are investigating whether the shooting was gang related.
Here is the magic that was created yesterday when Chief Keef and Soulja Boy linked back up in the studio. Enjoy!
DC upstart Fat Trel and
A few weeks ago, Kiss joined Chief Keef at Greensboro’s Epic nightclub for their first live rendition of the remix and GotHaze was present to capture the performance. We need more light. xzone
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