The Criminal History of Chief Keef

Chief Keef is one of the most iconic rappers in Hip Hop history. At only 15 years old, the south side Chicago rapper took the rap game by storm after being one of the first people to really put Chicago drill music on the map. Chief Keef’s demonic style of hip hop was like nothing we’ve ever seen before and had everyone from the streets all the way to the suburbs anxiously waiting for the next Chief Keef record to be released. But it wasn’t just the sound of the music that created all this hype around Chief Keef and the Chicago drill scene, it was rather the actual lyrics he was saying in his music. It was all authentic. Nobody even questioned it for a second. All it took was 30 seconds of a Chief Keef song and music video to figure out that Sosa was about that life. Whether he did the dirt himself or was around people who did, everyone knew that there wasn’t any lies being told in his music… and Keef and his affiliates have the rap sheet to prove it. Here is an exclusive inside look at the Criminal History of Chief Keef.Subscribe to VAULT: http://bit.ly/2w96kM7WATCH MORE "CRIMINAL HISTORY" VIDEOS HERE:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKr5m8qqel9BF9GQ1JwRzlXFAfwrWwz66The Criminal History of Chief KeefWritten By: Plug (@PIug_)Narrated By: Randy Virden (@RandyVirdenVO)Edited By: Plug (@PIug_)*Copyright Disclaimer* Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.