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Chicago rapper Chief Keef can't steer clear of the negative attention and crime-related incidents after reportedly being arrested in Illinois recently on a driving under the influence charge.
Prior to posting up $300 for bail, Chief spent some time in handcuffs on March 5.
When officers approached the vehicle, we’re told it reeked of pot and, according to our sources, Keef openly admitted to smoking before driving. We’re told police administered a field sobriety test and Keef choked. He was placed under arrest at the scene. In addition to DUI, Keef was also charged with driving on a suspended license and cited for having no proof of insurance. (TMZ)
Coincidentally, Keef’s new Blood Money-assisted “F*ck Rehab” music video premiered online last Thursday (March 13).
They tried to make him go to rehab, but he said no, no, no. Chief Keef escapes treatment in the video for his new single “F*ck Rehab” featuring Blood Money. The clip opens with footage from the embattled rapper’s May 2013 arrest for speeding. After being kidnapped and taken to a rehab facility, he manages to free himself in the middle of the night. “Go get what ever u need to get high as fuck and turn up to my new video f*ck rehab,” tweeted the Chicago teen. (Rap-Up)
The teenage rapper’s song premiered online days prior.
If you were wondering how Chief Keef feels about the 90-day stint he just completed in rehab, his latest single has all of the answers. The Chicago rapper, born Keith Cozart, was mandated to enter rehab after failing multiple drug tests while on probation, and that has inspired the new track “F–k Rehab.” Produced by Bezz Luciano, with a feature from GBE’s Blood Money, the songs sounds pretty much like what we’ve come to expect from Keef. (MTV)
In his first interview since entering rehab, Keef recently revealed the hardship of being stuck in a Southern California center.
“It’s like being locked up,” Chief Keef, 18, tells Billboard, in his first interview since he entered rehab. “And when I’m locked up, I don’t want anybody to come see me. I won’t let my family come here. I haven’t seen my 2-year-old daughter.” Keef says he hasn’t even been in the water, just steps away. “The beach is cool, but it’s just water,” he says. “I can’t do salt water — f*cks my eyes up.” (Billboard)
