Hallelujah scores a solid spot on my list of best Chief Keef songs! It is like seasoning except to the intricate ears of a lyrical enthusiast.
Literally, not even playing, he rhymed the same exact word like eight times in a row. In the entire second verse, every bar ended rhyming with the same word. When I hear people say, ‘This is the Chief Keef we need back,’ I can understand completely. On JayZ’s joint album with Beyonce, ‘Everything is love,’ JAY opens his verse on the project’s lead single, “APESHIT,” by flipping bars from “Faneto.” I cannot think of a more significant statement than that about the monumental wave Chief Keef is generating. Released in 2014, Faneto managed to surge through to 2018 and remained on a roll through 2019. In Chief Keef’s own words, this song sounded like a young, successful man. Regardless, this is one of the best Chief Keef songs because, as usual, the rapper projects straight talk and bravado, speaking his truth on the beat produced by his frequent collaborator, Young Chop. 50 cent and Wiz Khalifa, however, did not have any qualms shooting without him. You won’t find Chief Keef on the visuals released for this song eight years later because wait for it, he didn’t show up to the shoot. “I Don’t Like.” is a track created to call out objects and humans who have failed to live up to certain standards. Three words were all the 16-year old needed to reshape hip-hop and create an entirely new hip-hop movement. The success of the track titled ‘I Don’t Like’ started on YouTube, but it came into the scene when Kanye West remixed it, bringing on rappers – Pusha T, Jadakiss, and Big Sean. Young Chop’s production coupled with Chief Keef’s unique methods of vocal expression is second to none. This made Love Sosa an unofficial anthem in Chicago years after it was released. On love Sosa, Chief Keef’s second single from his 2012 debut studio album (Finally Rich), the rapper released unadulterated emotions that captured his relationship with his guys. Love Sosa is my favorite Chief Keef song.
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