Mike WiLL Made-It disciple Eearz is one of the must turnt-up performers in all of hip-hop, and he is currently taking his talents on the road opening for Rae Sremmurd on the SremmLife 2 tour. This afternoon, he loosed a new song with Chief Keef called "No Sleep."

Machine Gun Kelly has been relatively quiet since he last dropped off his latest album General Admission back in October.

Although we have seen Chief Keef make somewhat of an effort to stand up against rampant gun violence (he attempted to host a benefit concert for a 1-year old that was killed by stray bullets meant for Glo Gang rapper Capo), this particular record is firmly on the pro-gun violence side of th

During his opening DJ set at last night's release party for Joey Purp's iiiDrops, Sonny Digital dropped an unreleased collab with Chief Keef that was met with a rave response from the Chicago crowd. One night later, that track, entitled "According to My Watch," has made its way online courtesy of FakeShoreDrive. 

Young Chop is getting ready to release a new album in a couple hours called King Chop, but before he does so the Chicago hitmaker has one last record to share with us ahead of time. Teaming up with fellow Windy City rapper Chief Keef & the vibrant Riff Raff, Chop decides to liberate the new leak called “Ring Ring Ring.”

As you’re aware, there’s no real method to Chief Keef’s release strategy when it comes to new music. On any given day, new music can find its way online, and that is exactly what happens here today.

In true Chief Keef fashion, a new record has randomly surfaced online tonight called “Check It Out,” and its reportedly produced by Zaytoven.

We recently saw Chief Keef and Mike WiLL Made It in the studio together, but little did we know that Keef's been cooking up with none other than Cee-Lo Green as well. The rapper doesn't appear to be "retiring" any time soon.

Chief Keef recently took to twitter to announce his retirement from the rap game the other week, saying too many artists have bitten his style, and he’s sick of it. However, who knows what to believe anymore because the Chicago rapper reportedly still has a new album on the way called Tha Cozart, which is supposed to be dropping sometime this Spring.

Chief Keef teased two projects a few months back -- one being a collaborative project with Metro Boomin, and another being a joint tape with Sonny Digital. We just got a new track with Keef and Metro last week (though it was strangely over Young Thug's "Warrior" instrumental, and today we're getting a track with Sonny with "Stand".

Chief Keef announced his Peacocks, Peacoats, Flavor & Paper EP at the end of 2015, promising that the project would be a collaboration with Metro Boomin. While a very exciting prospect, it never arrived on its December 25th release date, and since then we've yet to hear anything more about it.

Chief Keef's output, whether released through him, his producers, or other, less official means, seems to be more frequent than ever these days. The rapper always has about a half dozen projects on deck, half of which never see the light of day, but the constant stream of loosies are something you can always count on.

Chief Keef is currently busy developing a video game for both Xbox and PS4. He recently suggested hanging up the mic if his game earns him the type of money he hopes it will, but until then, it's likely he'll remain one of the most productive artists around. 

It's been ten days since our last Chief Keef leak, "Run Up," so it's about time for another Keef cut to hit the web. This one is a Metro Boomin and DJ Spinz-produced joint, "Too Turnt," otherwise known as "TT." The record finds Keef chanting that he's "TT," naming all the ladies and/or drugs he's surrounded by. We're unsure where this song will land, as Keef has a few projects in the work.

Chief Keef just dropped Leek 3, but he's already gearing up for the 4th installment of the Leek series, not one of his better known mixtape franchises. After dropping two tracks in the last two weeks --  "Redbull" & "Untrustworthy" -- Sosa returns with "Run Up."

It's unclear whether or not Chief Keef is currently suspended from his label. But his extensive label drama has not stopped him from putting out a steady stream of music. Indeed, this morning he dropped yet another track on one of his several Soundcloud accounts, a song called "Untrustworthy."

As he announced back in October, Chief Keef is currently working on the third installment in his Back To The Dead mixtape series, which is reportedly being executive produced by Sonny Digital. With no release date in sight however, the Chicago rapper decides to hold us over by leaking one of the project’s records in the meantime called “Redbull.”

We had to highlight one more cut off Sosa's new mixtape, Finally Rollin 2, which is proving to have good replay value. Much of the tape, including the Zaytoven-produced "Foes," has a throwback sound to it, so "Jumanji," produced by young Metro and Sonny Digital, might be the track with the most potential to blow up. Listen to the No DJ version of "Jumanji," courtesy of Metro Boomin. 

Last night, Chief Keef dropped off Finally Rollin 2, his 5th project of the year. The tape is mostly made up of freestyles over both old-school and new-school Atlanta beats. The few original tracks feature beats from ATL producers, too, including Sonny Digital, TM88, and Zaytoven, who produced the standout cut "Foes." Zay might be the producer with whom Keef has the most chemistry at this point in his career. As he's done with Migos, he has a clear sense of what kind of beats will inspire catchy flows from Sosa. 

Tonight, Chief Keef made good on his promise to drop his new mixtape, Finally Rollin 2. The tape finds Sosa zoned-in on his freestyle game, spitting over almost exclusively Atlanta productions. Most of these, in fact, are throwbacks from '00s tracks from OGs like Gucci Mane and Jeezy, but he also went in over some of today's hottest beats, including Metro Boomin's "Where Ya At," Future's Drake-featuring single off DS2.