GLO GANG

In March, Chief Keef announced his retirement. A fair amount of Sosa music has surfaced in the time since, though in most cases, it's been unclear whether the songs were newly recorded or taken from the vaults.

Frequent collaborators Fat Trel and ManeMane, who now goes by ManeMane4CGG, have teamed up for a new mixtape, Finesse Gang.

Chief Keef doesn't always deliver on his promises, but he didn't disappoint tonight, as he's come through with his new mixtape, Finally Rollin 2.

In addition to his three mixtapes and two albums, Bang 3 parts 1 & 2, Keef has also consistently impressed with his loosies this year.

Just when you thought Future and Drake would be the year's most unlikely duo, an announcement came in about a forthcoming joint tape from the world's most recognizable drill rapper and a pop/reggae artist whose last top ten hit dropped in 2009.

Late last night (Sept. 24), it was reported that two men were found shot and killed near a marijuana dispensary in Compton, CA that was perhaps linked to Chief Keef's GLO Gang. 

Chief Keef dropped Finally Rich in 2012 when he was just 17-years-old and still very much in the streets. He had long been a household name in Chicago, and he was quickly blasted onto the national stage, where the response was not always welcoming.

Keef just quietly dropped his second joint mixtape with longtime collaborator DP Beats, Almighty DP 2. Keef hasn't promoted the tape much -- he's busy focusing on Bang 3 Pt.

Chief Keef and his label, FilmOn TV, have announced a concert, "Bang 3 Hologram Fest," in which Keef's hologram will perform tracks off Bang 3, including those from the unreleased second disc.

Fredo Santana dropped the Chief Keef-featuring "Dope Game" last November, and today, he and Sosa have shown up in a heavily turnt up video to their auto-tuned banger.

A month ago, almost to the day, yet another one of Chicago's rising stars in the drill scene was gunned down in his prime.

Earlier today we got a new collaboration with Chief Keef and Juicy J (although according to the e-streets it's just a blend of Keef's "Everyday's Halloween" with a Juicy J verse...I'm not particularly up to date on Keef's works, so I'll let you guys be th

Fake Shore Drive is reporting that Glo Gang rapper Capo has been shot dead in Chicago this afternoon. 

Chief Keef songs drop at a rate that's as sporadic and unpredictable as his vocal stylings, so it shouldn't be a surprise that we got two out of the blue today.

We haven't heard much from Glo Gang's Ballout since he linked up with Tadoe for their joint release, The Rise Of Glo Gang Empire, but today, he's back with a new video for "Cali Weed." In it, he's fittingly posted up at GBE's home away from home in L.A.

Anyone familiar with Chief Keef's music will know how commonplace references to the number "300" (or, more accurately "3 Hunna") are.

As members of Chief Keef's formidable Glo Gang crew, Ballout and Tadoe are great rappers on their own, but an even more lethal combo when they're thrown together.

The most surprising feature on Chief Keef's recent mixtape Sorry 4 the Weight is the comedian Andy Milonakis. What's more, Andy's a decent rapper and his outrageous punchlines gel spot on with Keef's unrelenting drill.

This week, Chief Keef caused a stir by releasing two tracks with Andy Milonakis, a comedian who'd formerly rapped alongside RiFF RAFF and Dirt Nasty in the group Three Loco.

GLOVO; it certainly has a nice ring to it, but is it the makings of a new bond between Drake and Chief Keef? Sosa just yesterday posted a photo to Instagram with a logo for the mysterious acronym, captioning the pic with "Thou Not Ready".

Following up the release of his last video, "So Fast" (which was released back in November), Glo Gang affiliate Lil Reese drops a video for his new track, "All the Time", featuring Boss Top on the hook.

The last we heard from Tray Savage was nearly a year ago to-the-date on "Bandz," a Brain Dead highlight co-starring Chief Keef.

It's a GLO Gang almost-reunion on "Can't You Tell," a fresh track from Ballout, Lil Reese, and Tadoe. Chances are--if you're a fan of what these guys have done in the past--this one's going to be an instant download.

According to the Detroit Free Press, Chief Keef's Glo Gang aritst Yae Yae Jordan has been charged with a September murder that occurred at DejaVu, a Motor City nightclub. The incident left one person dead and several others injured.

Chief Keef posted a cryptic new video to his Instagram yesterday, well, it was pretty direct, it just simply doesn't seem possible. The rapper announced to his followers that he is opening a "GLO Gang Weed Shop", which will be open 10-12, 7 days a week.

Three days ago, Chief Keef was (most likely) responsible for the first delay in Gucci Mane's flurry of 2014 material, with the duo's collaborative Big Gucci Sosa tape being the first of his many 2014 projects to not drop on the promised date.

Back in May, we learned of Remember My Name, the debut album that Lil Durk announced via his Twitter.

Chief Keef's very much been doing his own thing since the release of Finally Rich back in 2012, but it looks as if he's making use of his major label deal once again.