Chief Keef is one of the pioneers of Chicago drill music. Overall, he came to prominence in the early 2010s when he was just 16 years old. At the time, he was dealing with a ton of adversity. Gang wars and violence were all around him. However, he was able to make it out of the city and change his life for the better. Now, he is 29 years old and fans are impressed with his growth as an artist. It has been incredible to see where he has come, and on Friday, he dropped off the highly-anticipated album Almighty So 2.
So far, fans agree that there are a ton of bangers throughout this project. One of the songs that fans are enjoying right now is "Drifting Away." In fact, this song dropped on Thursday and has proven to be one of the best cuts on here. In the song, fans noticed one bar that seemed to be directed at none other than Kanye West. In fact, he says Kanye by name. "Chief Sosa made drill, Kanye think he did too." While some may debate what this means, it is clear that Chief Keef wants his proper credit for the rise of drill, regardless of Ye hopping on a remix.
Chief Keef Delivered Banger After Banger On "Almighty So 2"
Chief Keef has done a lot for hip-hop, and the fans still love him to this day. Not to mention, they have appreciated his foray into production. Keef produced many of the tracks on this new project, which is truly impressive. His drums always go hard, and this album is just showing the world that he still has a lot to say on his records.
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