Uh oh. Back From The Dead and on to the Tube is Chief Keef and his brand new video. Visually, nothing too horrifying here. As for the audio, you may think differently. worldstar
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Keef’s mixtape is slowly making its way on the ‘net. Over a spooky beat, he flexes a few of his lyrics for its latest leak. It’s pretty short, which is a good thing for our ears. xzone
Chief Keef has his eyes on a few labels, and with Waka Flocka plugging his Triple F Life on Chicago’s WGCI, Mr. Flame spoke to DJ Moon Dawg on his interest in the city’s rising talent and gave some advice. After the jump, 2 Chainz speaks on how he linked up with Kanye, the controversial tweet, his mainstream success, his upcoming debut album, Based On A TRU Story and more.
As if the Club Paradise tour didn’t already have a sufficient line-up, Drake surprised the First Midwest Bank Amphitheater last night and brought out hometown fave Chief Keef onto the stage. Seems like everyone liked it, no? fakeshordrive
Keef’s new mixtape, Finally Rich with DJ Drama was supposed to drop last week, but today we get a cut from the project featuring GBE
Red Cafe adds a lil shake down by opening up Chief Keef’s popular record for the remix. Expect some new music from Red coming soon. fsd
Hip-hop’s flavor of the month keeps his momentum going with a new dud off his upcoming project, Finally Rich. Too much ballin’, not enough rhymin’. fsd
After an unfinished version dropped a few weeks ago, we finally get the final cut, now with Jeezy’s verse included. We don’t understand the hype on Keef, but this particular joint is “fire”. fsd
Artwork: Andy Bustard Produced by Lex Luger, Chief Keef holds his barrel and takes his chances with DMV’s Fat Trel for their collabo. Unfortunately, the beat is far from “bang bang”. thefader
This is the remix. Do you like? Circle yes or no. UPDATE: CDQ Sidebar: Producer Young Chop Don’t Like Ye’s Remix
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