Keef about 3 years younger than Durk and a year younger than von. Keef was a icon all the way back in 2012. Kids was trying to get his hair, rap like him, talk like him. To me, he the one who made Chicago pop like it did. He still only 27. Let that sink in. Cool to see 2 generations interact.
@@skizzbronco6718 yea Keef and Fredo nem probably the last generation to be influenced by Dipset. A lot of the kids today and after probably won’t understand how hard that Dipset wave was
Maybe drill music-wise. As someone that grew up in Chicago. Used to hear Kanye west on wgci with Mike love the DJ. Also, chief keef before he blew up was on power 92.3 and wgci. Chicago has been a heavy influence since crucial conflict, Twista, common, Kanye, do or die, da brat, lupe fiasco, r Kelly, bump j, lp bogus boys, dj funk, dj nephets, dj pharris and plenty more I'm missing.
Chief KEEF single handedly influenced generations since he first came out That boy is the reason every city dress /act/ sound / do videos / like Chicago rappers SMH he’s a legend that shit crazy and he don’t get enough props for it
Hop off...... Idolize someone can uplift and not an pioneer of death against your own.Ijs yeah the music drill culture is popularized (For NOW) But all that praising his influence and contribution overall to "Kill MUSIC" is why we only have Rap/Hip Hop music as the ONLY sort to believe way out and to get rich....But never WEALTH and acceptance to achieve true freedom and respect, behind every Chief Keef theirs whitey keeping an watchful eye and control on how far we can push the envelope to TRUE GREATNESS and Respect for our people. I know that will go over heads and sound lame, but you'll never see a true successful Kill Rapper reach Billionaire status, or live anywhere without fear and judgement, also discrimination....Just as long as we stay within the like minded community, nothing wrong with culture and expression of pain, adversity and hardship.... However because of this new age of this culture influence it's made easy for those who don't belong, and or even never overcame hardship and adversity die to the struggle and poverty to infiltrate, emulate then perpetrate as if their one of the same. When on the other hand we're not accepted into their actual side of reality to come together teach and formulate generational wealth and non discrimination to a true force of reconning to where we can depend on, flourish and self substain..... These types aren't by far are set examples of influencers we should hold on high regard..... While you'll are mesmerized and impressed by their character wanting to be just like, they're living their best life without full potential.....Pardon the paragraph but I'm really irritated by false idolization of low level, but moderately rich success, while his overhead is wealthy af encouraging the cause of our own demise and ignorance.... Stay woke niggaz, and black people
We are so proud of you CK.... You inspired a whole generation of cereal eaters filling their bowls with the souls of other blk youth. Thank you for inspiring blk youth to delete each other and rap about it. We will forever worship our 😈😈😈
@@Tommybouy666 yeah it’s plenty of people that ain’t killers that ended up having to kill 🤡 y’all overate that killer Shih it’s not that hard to kill someone even the most scary mfs kill the hard part is getting caught n doing time
Fredo Santana named himself after Juelz. He used to dress like him and everything. That's why Chief Keef and them have had a relationship with Juelz since they got famous. They were huge Dipset fans as kids
I feel like Keef definitely rapped about street life and probably participated too, but he was no Von. There's a sort of innocence to Keef, if that makes sense.
@@8eight104 You are right, Sosa had a vision beyond the street life. He chose to live differently and take his circle wit him away from it so they could live the life they couldn't when he was young.
Even though Chief keef music career declined along time ago, Just his hit alone I don't like will have Sosa eating comfortably for the rest of his life.
