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**** his whole form of "Rap"
Interscope Records cancels Cheif Keef's tours and plan to drop him off label
meek meals
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Off Topic, but what do you do, I just know you are involved in the music industry
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- Dec 26, 2012
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LMAO at this thread foreal, i thought i was the only one not feeling Keef! Sad part half these kids dont even know what Keef is.
- Jun 17, 2006
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Wow, Interscope really dropped him!? I actually enjoyed his very surprisingly good debut album. The replay value and production is crazy. Sucks cause he has a daughter too. I guess you really do need some type of talent to stay around in the music business.
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They didn't drop him.. OP just titled the thread incorrectly
- Jun 1, 2011
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I'm confused by this too. It's actually quite the opposite. If Chief Keef came out in the early 90's, he would've stayed buried in Chicago barely being a 1 hit wonder. Chief Keef benefits from the youtube generation. You can thank Soulja Boy and "Crank Dat" for that.
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Try telling that to Dipset fans.
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I'm 27 and I listen to everybody you mentioned. It really just depends on the situation.
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What borough?
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Y'all crazy. Dude does not care about a major deal.
If dude gets dropped, he will continue to get free beats from Chop and other Chi producers, continue to get free videos shot from Hi-Def and other Chi videographers, continue to flood the streets with free music, and will be able to easily charge 10k+ for club appearances. Getting signed and dropping an album would be icing on the cake. Y'all acting like dude was tryna be the next Ye. Son don't care about a Grammy lol.
Think about where he was a year ago at this time and where he is now. Keef gonna be fine.
thats da only ***** eating outta that whole chicago blow up.
there's no way he's giving his beats for free anymore, even to chief if it all goes to ****.
lil durk is paid i think.
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Lol true
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I doubt he gets dropped, and there will still be a tour probably, just smaller venues.
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Ohh okay. Cause 50,000 first week is straight for someone with no AirPlay and only online presence. Look at MGK, now that deserves a label drop.
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He's still only 17....
- May 18, 2005
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Jesus ******g Christ, this has been debunked several times
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keef seems more of a indy artist just good enough for a few hit singles
highroller
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Not a chance.
I bet he books between 5-8k cash a show plus cost of getting there (airfare and hotel.)
He probably has stupid demands like he needs 15 people with him and 6 hotel rooms, so there goes his payday. So thats 15 plane tickets x $300. 6 Hotel rooms(1 night) x $150. Thats $5400, on top of the 5-8k cash he is getting in his pocket, comes out between $10,400 and $13,400 to book him and get him to your venue.
He couldnt sell out a 2,500 seat venue for a $20 ticket anywhere but his hometown, if he could even do that, which is about what it would take for a 15-20K payday for him.
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For real.
Who, outside of Chicago, is actually going to go to a Chief Keef concert?
Who, outside of Chicago, is actually going to go to a Chief Keef concert?
solewoman
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Dc kids ^
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With all the hype surrounding this guy for THIS long, you would think he'd be doing alot better marketing wise
. Sad to see a young kid not taking advantage of all his resources and opportunities.
