So, Chief Keef is back in jail???

[Sucka Free]

Chief Keef sent back to jail over probation violation
posted 10.18.2012 / No Comments / Rating: ****

It was only a matter of time.



There was a brief period of time when young Chicago rapper, Chief Keef, appeared to be the next big thing. Chief Keef had been releasing independent singles and mixtapes for some time. By 2012, his only claim to fame was a strong working relationship with Soulja Boy, who had returned to the internet as his primary outlet.
However, Chief Keef would become a viral sensation once he released “I Don’t Like,” which was freestyled over by countless rappers. As a result, Chief Keef’s Back From the Dead mixtape was a viral sensation. Soon, Chief Keef received co-signs from Waka Flocka Flame and other big names, while Birdman and Young Jeezy made moves to sign him.
Ultimately, Interscope Records would sign Chief Keef. Unfortunately, this is when things fell apart for Chief Keef. Twitter posts would lead many to believe he dissed Lupe Fiasco and was involved in Lil Jojo’s death. A huge backlash led to Interscope Records considering dropping him from the label. Now, Chief Keef has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for a probation violation, as he fired a firearm with The Fader and did not obtain his GED.
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[xd21]

Chief Keef sent back to jail over probation violation
posted 10.18.2012 / No Comments / Rating: ****

It was only a matter of time.



There was a brief period of time when young Chicago rapper, Chief Keef, appeared to be the next big thing. Chief Keef had been releasing independent singles and mixtapes for some time. By 2012, his only claim to fame was a strong working relationship with Soulja Boy, who had returned to the internet as his primary outlet.
However, Chief Keef would become a viral sensation once he released “I Don’t Like,” which was freestyled over by countless rappers. As a result, Chief Keef’s Back From the Dead mixtape was a viral sensation. Soon, Chief Keef received co-signs from Waka Flocka Flame and other big names, while Birdman and Young Jeezy made moves to sign him.
Ultimately, Interscope Records would sign Chief Keef. Unfortunately, this is when things fell apart for Chief Keef. Twitter posts would lead many to believe he dissed Lupe Fiasco and was involved in Lil Jojo’s death. A huge backlash led to Interscope Records considering dropping him from the label. Now, Chief Keef has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for a probation violation, as he fired a firearm with The Fader and did not obtain his GED.
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Wow, he was just sentenced? WTF? Link?

 

[Silver Surfer]

good news.....

 

[DoomzdayzV]

dont know if this is legit....but hes wack as fukk and that firing range vid is probably the dumbest shyt I have ever witnessed, so im not shedding any tears for this kid.

 

[Don Dada F Poppa]

Link or ducktales

 

[RichYung]

No... He isn't...

 

[Peak]

Chief Keef sent back to jail over probation violation
posted 10.18.2012 / No Comments / Rating: ****

It was only a matter of time.



There was a brief period of time when young Chicago rapper, Chief Keef, appeared to be the next big thing. Chief Keef had been releasing independent singles and mixtapes for some time. By 2012, his only claim to fame was a strong working relationship with Soulja Boy, who had returned to the internet as his primary outlet.
However, Chief Keef would become a viral sensation once he released “I Don’t Like,” which was freestyled over by countless rappers. As a result, Chief Keef’s Back From the Dead mixtape was a viral sensation. Soon, Chief Keef received co-signs from Waka Flocka Flame and other big names, while Birdman and Young Jeezy made moves to sign him.
Ultimately, Interscope Records would sign Chief Keef. Unfortunately, this is when things fell apart for Chief Keef. Twitter posts would lead many to believe he dissed Lupe Fiasco and was involved in Lil Jojo’s death. A huge backlash led to Interscope Records considering dropping him from the label. Now, Chief Keef has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for a probation violation, as he fired a firearm with The Fader and did not obtain his GED.
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So long as they drop the mixtape I'm good! Still got Reese Money & Durk! Plus wasn't "jail" not being able to leave his grandmas???

 

[Beegio]

No... He isn't...

TS is lying? Doesn't make sense for him to not provide a link, when he copied and pasted text. Unless he typed all that shyt out.

 

[Sucka Free]

Came cross this. That's why I'm asking.

Chief Keef sent back to jail over probation violation

 

[xd21]

Came cross this. That's why I'm asking.

Chief Keef sent back to jail over probation violation

Never heard of that site before

He wouldn't be on his twitter nor facebook if he was locked up, now would he?

I'll leave this here
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDfrEYHn-zM"]KP ft. Chief Keef - "Choppa Go Bang" | Shot by @DGainzBeats - YouTube[/ame]

 

[Mr Uncle Leroy]

Chief Keef's Pitchfork interview might have violated his probation - latimes.com

 

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Chief Keef's Pitchfork interview might have violated his probation - latimes.com

Good looking out, thanks for the link. I bolded the most important parts of the article:

The teenaged Chicago rapper Chief Keef might join Travis Morrison in the pantheon of musicians whose careers Pitchfork has singlehandedly derailed, according to Chicago-area prosecutors Wednesday.

Chief Keef's young career has already been marred with violence and gun crimes. He filmed the no-budget video for his hit single "I Don't Like" while on house arrest after pointing a gun at a police officer, and was roundly criticized for seeming to mock the killing of a fellow Chicago rapper and alleged gang rival Lil Jojo (one of many killings in a wave of violence to hit Chicago this year) on Twitter.

But his current troubles stem from an interview he did with Pitchfork's "Selector" series, in which the site's videographers meet rappers in unusual locations for some light recreation and freestyling. In a spectacular display of bad taste, they met him at a New York gun range, where Keef fired some rounds and gave a lackadaisical performance. Pitchfork has since taken down the video and acknowledged it was insensitive to crime victims in Chicago.

Bad freestyling isn't a crime, but handling a gun might have been one for Keef, born Keith Cozart. As part of his sentencing in the same crime that landed him under house arrest, he received 18 months of probation in which he couldn't associate with gang members or handle a firearm.

The Pitchfork video, while clearly meant as a casual media stunt, might nonetheless be a probation violation worthy of jail time, according to Cook County assistant state’s attorney Jullian Brevard in the Chicago Sun-Times. He's also suspected of associating with Black Disciple gang members last month. Prosecutors have asked for him to be placed in juvenile detention, and a judge will decide the case at a Nov. 20 hearing. Keef will remain free until then.

“He is still blowing off this court. He is still doing what he wants to do,” Brevard said to the Sun-Times, alleging Keef's “whole image is that he is a tough guy.”

Keef's attorney Dennis Berkson admitted the video was "stupid" but said Keef was only following his adult manager's career advice and shouldn't be held accountable. Keef also pledged to earn a GED by August, another condition of his probation, and failed to do so. The judge, Carl Anthony Walker, said at an initial hearing that "I really believe this minor should be placed on electronic home monitoring.”

Prosecutors have requested Keef be placed in juvenile detention in Chicago, as an example of celebrity justice and for his own safety, out of fears of sparking reprisal incidents from Lil JoJo's alleged Gangster Disciples crew. Keef currently lives in Los Angeles.

Keef's career has also included a Kanye West remix of "I Don't Like," a deal with Interscope and several high-profile shows. Whether a return to detention for another gun crime would sidetrack that rise or bolster it remains to be seen, but it's certainly a reason to run unusual gun-themed interview requests by one's managers.

 

[Pool_Shark]

Doubt it. Interscope isn't gonna let one of their bubbling gold mines go to jail.

Someone is gonna get their pockets ran through that's it.

 

[keon]

damn..

if he violated,he'll have to do at least 9 months too..unless he go to boot camp

 

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