The CHIEF KEEF Interview | 2025

Описание: • Receiving gifts from Steve Will Do It (0:02-0:07): Chief Keef talks about being gifted a Rolls-Royce and a Rover by Steve Will Do It.
• Differences between living in Oblock and a mansion (0:24-0:36): He highlights the contrast, pointing out the presence of palm trees and the spaciousness of his front yard in a mansion.
• His car collection (0:36-0:41): Chief Keef mentions having 17 whips, which he later updates to 19.
• His feelings about sobriety (0:45-1:15): He expresses his dislike for being sober and acknowledges that he has been smoking since he was 14 years old.
• His collaboration with Young Chop (1:40-2:00): They discuss why they stopped working together, attributing it to Chief Keef moving to LA and drifting apart.
• His influence at a young age (2:01-2:20): Chief Keef reflects on his early influence in Chicago at 16, recalling a time he controlled an entire club.
• His perceived power trip at 16 (2:40-2:51): He admits to feeling grown and older than his age when he was 16.
• Earnings from shows at 16 (3:00-3:15): Chief Keef reveals he was earning $5,000 to $10,000 per show, and even $5,000 just to hang out.
• His low-key lifestyle and lack of "flexing" (3:33-3:51): He states that he doesn't boast or show off his possessions.
• His thoughts on collaborations (3:57-4:12): He discusses his reluctance to do many collaborations, but makes exceptions for certain people like Steve Will Do It.
• The meaning behind his song "Faneto" (4:19-4:37): He explains that the song makes him feel like fighting because of the beat's vibe.
• Other artists playing his songs at festivals (4:40-4:51): He encourages them to "turn up" and engage the crowd.
• The dangerous nature of the Chicago rap scene (7:24-7:45): He acknowledges Chicago's reputation as "Shy-Rack."
• His time in Winnetka (8:04-8:20): Chief Keef talks about doing ATVs and dirt bikes around his crib in Winnetka, calling it "ugly fun."
• Chicago-style houses (8:30-8:46): He expresses a fondness for Chicago-style houses, describing them as "raw."
• His perspective on spending money on women (9:01-9:43): Chief Keef states he wouldn't pay for sex and believes in mutual contributions in a relationship.
• Loyalty in relationships (9:51-10:22): He discusses how loyalty in relationships can be a "hit and miss" and how some might move on if a person goes broke.
• Dating advice (10:27-10:53): He advises that with so many options, it's okay if one doesn't work out.
• Thoughts on "wish[ing] he was black" (11:35-11:38): He speculates that many people might wish they were black.
• Being part of the culture (11:39-11:51): He believes that as long as someone is "down to earth," they can be part of the culture regardless of race.
• The meaning of "GLO" (12:21-12:29): He explains that "GLO" means "Glory," removing the "R."


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