Chief Keef News

Sadly Noisey's "Chiraq" documentary series has come to an end. In the final episode of Chiraw, you hear about what the Nation Of Islam thinks about drill music and the impact on the community t has.

As if you couldn't guess, Chief Keef didn't enjoy his time in rehab. The newest 'Bang 3' cut features a guest verse from Blood Money and production from Bezz Luciano, but the best part is Chief Keef's chanting during the chorus.

Keeping up the anticipation for his Bang 3 album, Chief Keef drops yet another new track, "Either Way."

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So what does it take to Make it out of Chiraq? In Noisey's 7th installation of the Chiraq series we see drill producers Young Chop and Parris Bueller, talk about what it takes to make it out of the hood.

It's called Macaroni Time -- because Chief Keef cuts the cheese. The 18-year-old rapper was checking out a new app earlier today called Hang w/ -- which lets users watch live video of their friends -- when he turned his weapon of ass destruction on his unsuspecting, pregnant baby mama.

But the Cook County judge warned the rap artist, whose real name is Keith Cozart: "If I see you again, you're going to be singing your praises in jail."

There's something about Jeff Chi. The pensive wordsmith, who was reared on '90s rap and R&B, has etched his initials into soulful hip-hop, a sound that strays from that of his fellow Chicagoans like Lil Bibby and Chief Keef.

Chief Keef is out of rehab and knows exactly what he needs to get his life back on track ... some high-grade California sunshine.

In an interview with "Billboard," the embattled rapper explained that while creating the projects he was "all drugged out" on the promethazine and Sprite combination popularly known as "lean."

The 18-year-old hip-hop star was ordered to complete 90 days of treatment late last year after testing positive for marijuana while on probation, and he is now serving out his sentence at the Wavelengths Recovery centre in California.

"My last two mixtapes were mistakes," the Chicago rapper says during an interview with Billboard .

In the fourth episode of Noiseys Chiraq series we see the focus switch from Chief Keef to another drill music rapper, Lil Durk.