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Chicago rapper Chief Keef is letting Jay-Z know he doesn't mind being used in a drug reference off his new "Open Letter" by saluting Young Hov's overnight anthem.
After retweeting handfuls of followers that quoted Jay’s line, Keef made sure to acknowledge the name-drop.
“Salute Jay Z King Of This Sh*t Abyways,” Chief tweeted April 11th.
“Fine let me commit a real crime ???? @S_C_” (Chief Keef’s Twitter)
On “Open Letter,” Hov refers to Keef as a drug dealer in light of being accused of petty crimes.
“Wanna give me jail time and a fine/Fine, let me commit a real crime/I might buy a kilo for Chief Keef/Out of spite, I just might flood these streets/Hear the freedom in my speech” (“Open Letter”)
Chief returned home after serving a 60-day juvenile jail sentence last month.
Did Chief Keef go back to his old ways of smoking “dope all day, all night” on his way home from jail? Not long after the teen rapper finished his 60-day juvenile jail sentence for violating probation, an Instagram photo was posted online that appears to show him holding his fingers to lips as if he was smoking a joint. Chief Keef, who has said he “hates being sober” and raps about smoking “dope all day, all night,” got out of jail Thursday afternoon after being locked up for violating his probation on an earlier gun possession conviction. (DNA Info)
The teenage rapper receieved his sentence over the winter after he violated his probation.
It’s official: 17-year-old Chicago rapper Chief Keef is heading to jail over violating the terms of his parole. According to DNAinfo Chicago, Keef — whose real name is Keith Cozart — was sentenced to 60 days of juvenile detentionfor his probation violation in St. Charles, Ill., on Wednesday. Idris “Peeda Pan” Abdul Wahid, part of Cozart’s management team, told Complex that, “overall, I think it’s the best decision to satisfy everybody.” (Huffington Post)
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