Chicago heads how influential was Chief Keef in the early 2010’s?

[Standing on business]

 

[Devil Plisken…CMS]

 

[staticshock]

I’ve never been to Chicago in my life & even I know this is a dumb ass question. He was known around the country what kind of question is this

 

[onlylno]

Op Are you like 10?

 

[onlylno]

Chief Keef is in the running for the most influential gangster rapper ever.



When he dropped the murder rate went up worldwide.

 

[Manolo]

 

[Mac Ten]

Akademiks gave this nikka free promo….


Keef was the original crash out but I’m glad that he calmed down because he was gonna end up like Gucci Mane.

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Was monumentally influential in Chicago and beyond. He was the personification of young street/gang culture in Chicago.

 

[Born2BKing]

Keef and Young Chop is a legendary duo. No cap, bang bang

 

[straightcash]

The Chief Keef and Young Chop duo basically stole their whole sound from the Wooh Da Kid and Southside duo.

Strap-A-Holics dropped in February 2011, over a year before Back from the Dead dropped in March 2012. Bang released in October 2011. I dare anyone to listen to the first half of this mixtape:

https://livemixtapes.com/mixtape/wooh-da-kid-strap-a-holics

Wooh is Waka Flocka's older brother. Watch or listen to any early Chief Keef and drill, you're going to see a lot of headbanging and SQUAD! adlibs which come straight from Brick Squad Mafia. The AYE! and SKIIRT SKIIRT! adlibs come from 1017 Bricksquad. BRICKS! is another Bricksquad adlib.