Chief Keef inspired some of today’s biggest hip-hop acts At just 27, Chief Keef is already one of the most influential rappers of our generation. On Saturday (December 17), Spotify’s Rap Caviar listed on Instagram several artists who’ve publicly expressed their admiration for Sosa including Lil Uzi Vert, Playboi Carti, NBA Youngboy, Lil Yachty, Doja

‘Finally Rich’ contains seven additional songs As Chief Keef’s album, Finally Rich, goes platinum ten years after its release, the Chicago native revealed over the weekend that he’ll be dropping the complete edition on December 16. The version will include seven additional songs like “OB4L,” “Bang Bang,” “Rider “ with Wiz Khalifa, “Squad” and more.

Chief Keef’s next project is around the corner Legendary rapper Chief Keef is gearing up to release the sequel to his mixtape Almighty So which he recently announced. On Saturday (November 5), Sosa shared the artwork for the upcoming project that depicts his childhood photo showing him rocking jewelry. The rapper first announced the tape

Chief Keef produced “All The Problems” on NBA Youngboy’s new project NBA Youngboy released his 21st mixtape, Ma’ I Got A Family, on Friday (October 21). Excitingly, Chicago legend Chief Keef made the beat for the song “All The Problems” alongside DP Beats. Genius also credits Sosa with the instrumental. Back in March, an unheard

Chief Keef doesn’t care about people’s opinions Chief Keef recently ran into a TMZ journalist who asked him about his thoughts on Charlemagne Tha God saying the Chicago rapper hasn’t had global impact like the likes of 2Pac, Jay Z, Kanye West, and Lil Wayne. “I don’t care,” Keef said about the radio host’s opinion.

Chief Keef released his hit record “Love Sosa” ten years ago Chief Keef’s iconic record “Love Sosa” achieves a new status. Around ten years after its release, the track has been certified 4× platinum by RIAA after moving 4 million units in the United States. The song was released in October 2012 as the second

When was Chief Keef born? Chief Keef was born on August 15 Drill legend Chief Keef was born Keith Farrelle Cozart in Chicago in 1995. He got his start rapping in his teens and blew up at the age of 16 when Kanye remixed his son “I Don’t Like.” He was on house arrest in

Chief Keef found the beat for “Citgo” from his debut album, Finally Rich, on YouTube, by searching “Chief Keef type beat.” Citgo was produced by a then 18-year old polish producer Young Ravisu. During a 2013 interview with SPIN, Young Ravisu revealed how Chief Keef found his production on YouTube: “Chief Keef found the instrumental while sitting at his computer looking

Chief Keef coined the term “Thot.” On may 11, 2013, Chief Keef tweeted “THOTS” he then added “Thot = That Hoe Over There Thots = Them Hoes Over There.” The word ‘Thot’ became really popularized when Chief Keef released his single “Love No Thotties.” on September 19, 2013. The word “Thot” means “That Hoe Over

Chief Keef self-produced his hit song Faneto which has over 30 million views on YouTube. Faneto was released in 2014 on Chief Keef’s self–produced Back From The Dead 2 mixtape. Chief Keef self-produced 16 of the 20 songs on the mixtape. On October 21, 2018, partygoers at Clemson University were bumping and dancing to Faneto in a packed

After revealing the tracklist for Eternal Atake, Lil Uzi Vert tweeted that Chief Keef produced the albums tenth song Chrome Heart Tags. “Oh and by the Way @ChiefKeef made Chrome Hearts Tag beat.” Read: 5 facts about Lil Uzi Vert’s album ‘Eternal Atake’