Chief Keef (born Keith Farrelle Cozart in 1995) had been charged with waving a gun at a cop and was posting music from lockdown: simple yet booming trap tunes full of matter-of-fact violence spit by a menacing voice with a gift for catchy repetition. Tap in to 4NEM now.The day that a 16-year-old Chicago kid was freed from house arrest in 2012 was the day hip-hop shifted on its axis. It does not seem like the Chicago legend is slowing down any time soon. On top of all of this, Chief Keef is one of the most consistent rappers the game has seen.
Little did he know at the time that he would be a main part of the reason why other cities make drill music today - that is what you call power and influence. Everybody in Chicago starting to rap like, you know what I’m saying. Rapping like – we set that trend and everybody rap like that now. We created the New Chicago thing now that’ll probably have everybody from Chicago rapping like this in the future. Like the West Side got their look, Houston, Texas got their look, now we got our look on, that we created, the new generation, the new era. IF I CATCH ANOTHER MFER TALKIN SWEET BOUT CHIEF KEEF, IM FUCKIN BEATIN THEY ASS /cNPPT9POnpĭuring an exclusive interview with the Chicago Tribune back in 2012, Sosa spoke on bringing the spotlight back on Chicago and what was special about what the city started at that time: To contribute to his already cemented legacy, Chief Keef drops off his latest album 4NEM. If you are not from Chicago, chances are the album’s title will go over your head. He was only 16 years old at the time making history, all while helping cultivate Chicago’s drill scene.
Since the release of his debut single “Don’t Like” back in 2012, the rapper has been poised for greatness. Even if no one admits it, the proof is in the pudding for sure. It should be common knowledge that Chief Keef is one of the most influential rappers the world has ever seen.
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