the craziest thing is that it feels like Chief Keef is on the scene since ever and he still is only 28yo which means he is younger than many rappers to whom he is basically a "father" because he was and still is main influence for modern trap and also drill
Chief Keef paved the way mid 2010's. His influence was crazy. Also the OG intro to Love Sosa is a classic. I Dont Like is a gym song for sure, always on my playlist.
Context is important here. You gotta remember this sound was new when it came out. It set the tone for a lot of music that you've heard before but in reality this came out first.
That, and the fact that he released this at 17, which means he probably made a lot of it when he was still 16. Bro influenced an entire generation of music before he was even an adult.
@@TannerGoatedbecause while he has A LOT of good songs, he has A LOT of terrible songs too, and he’s been delaying almighty so 2 for like 2 years at this points lol
your analysis at 21:06 was spot on. back in highschool, my friends and i would blast this shit while driving around and replacing the lyrics with names of people we were beefing with at school 😂 it was very cathartic
@@agnaldomarques7948 As in he wouldn't understand why Chief Keef is so loved. You needed to really be a part of that era to understand how much his music banged back in the early 2010s. Glad he could enjoy it though.
Chief keef is an alien, if you dive deeper into his catalog you will find some of the most foward thinking and ahead of its time beats and flows in rap history, I honestly believe the man is a musical genius. I’d start with almighty so
Never understood why this is considered drill this is just trap music, pop smoke and fivio are drill artists but those beats are influenced from the uk
because the UK Drill artists started calling their music Drill long after Chicago Drill…Keef was influenced by Waka Flocka / 808 Mafia Sound…UK/Global Drill is influenced by Chicago Drill in subject matter…
The intro is legendary. Someone probably already mentioned it but, that was not Keef on the intro to Love Sosa. That was just a fan talking shit in a car while chilling with his friends. His boy recorded it because he was fired up. Keef saw it and liked it sampled it for his debut. Hes actually had that kid come on and perform the intro before he does Love Sosa live a few times. You can find it on here.
It's insane how influential this album is coming from a 16 year old rapper. Basically paved the way for chicago drill / trap and then you have songs like Citgo who were HATED on released and end up being the norm with all the souncloud rappers doing Cloud rap and even rappers like Carti in a sense..
No matter how much he says he isnt gonna change in his songs if you actually followed him you would know that he did change he is one of the few rappers from his generation that is still here. He cares about his music and staying out of trouble and he has succeeded on that for the most part lol
As a major chief keef fan, I was definitely tweakin when you started off unsure with his music lol. Glad you opened up to it all. Yes, Chief Keef is considered drill, but he's also thrown under trap and other genres as well. If you listen to more of his music though, you would be surprised how versatile and experimental he is. And these versatility/experiential differences are easily heard in his "sound". Each album will be different from the last and in each of those albums, he will stay consistent to the current sound he is experiementing with, while typically having a song or 2 that doesn't quite fit in. So I think you would find it facinating how an artist can change his sound so much, while lyrically, staying within a range of what he usually raps about. He does grow lyrically too, but his real growth is with his sound. He eventually starts producing his own beats which helps with that also.
I wouldnt even consider finally rich a drill album besides a couple songs.. his old tapes were.. and a few of his tapes after finally rich were but finally rich isnt really drill imo
It’s funny because he really did change he’s become much more obscure and hidden now but doesn’t lead the same life he did. One of the only artists from this genre in Chicago who survived this long sadly. One of the most influential artists of the last 10 years.
I'd recommend checking out the Katy Perry and Chief Keef debacle about Keef's song "Hate Being Sober." After both parties quickly made amends, it lead to Chief Keef sampling her on his song "Save Me" which happens to be an incredible beat production wise.
Now that youre getting into the Chief you should react to Thot Breaker. The production is top quality and its keef trying to explore into a more singing music type of album. Definitely a pretty unique listen🎶
@@Fent-agreed I thought it would be nifty to time skip a little and bob sees the drastic change he tried. He's definitely gotta do the BFTDs and others.
back from the dead 2 and his beats at the time were crazyyy also one of his crazy experimental tapes, but i agreee thot breaker wasn’t what many expected but i really enjoyed it a lot and still do, but i think my all time fav was definitely almightyso
Not trap. Y’all throw that word around way too loosely lol. Trap is to Atlanta what drill is Chicago. It’s very regional and specific. Y’all think like Lil Uzi is trap music lmfao
Kay Kay might be my favorite song off the album. To me it shows that he can switch up his style and delivery. The production is also pretty crazy for the time 😅
Youre exactly right that "Dont Like" should've been the opener. Thats literally the song he dropped on the internet and got him a deal. I wqs in my senior year of high school when that song dropped we were going nuts
for me the perfect way to sum up chief keef is a rapper who u u cant listen to for like a hour straight but if you get like 1 song from him a hour itll be the best song you hear in that hour
If you’re wondering. Chief Keef has moved to Los Angeles and living much better now. He’s mature now and not living the same lifestyle. He still makes music about the streets but he’s chilled out now
Thanks for giving this album a chance, I'd say Chief Keef is my favorite musical artist and its really cool to see someone unlike me give their new perspective on something I've heard countless times Honestly, love sosa is a classic but id be lying if I said it even scratched my top 30 Chief Keef songs. I also prefer Halleluiah. Once you get used to his voice, you start liking the songs with weirder production. Once it clicks, it really clicks. On spotify I have 231 songs of his liked, and every time I look back at an old album of his, 5 more join the club. This combination of production, catalog, passion, and just pure fun (you can hear it in the music) cements him at my #1 spot.
The “skit” at the beginning wasn’t really a planned or organized skit by Chief Keef. That video went viral and was of a guy “fangirling” over Chief Keef and him being upset people in Chicago were dissing Keef. Keef was shown it right before the album and was convinced to make it an intro to Love Sosa. In interviews Chief Keef even says how he thought the guy was kinda extra😂
I honestly never expected to see this album on your channel lol, I'm glad you reacted to it though, chief keef one of the most influential rappers ever for sure
the illest intro of all time also the Citgo beat is one of the most ethereal shit ever it's so crazy that this was "Chief Keef Type Beat" made by some kid from Poland that Sosa found on TH-cam even crazier after that happened he basically didn't produced anything else
I think the difference in production values is the split between him being signed and independent, i’m sure interscope took a load of his old cuts and then put them with freshly recorded songs
Great reaction, I’m pretty sure the voice in the opening sketch is someone talking about chief keef, also drill music is really just gangster/murder raps (at least to my knowledge)
I love how you can just come in with open ears and actually listen. People nowadays hear something that’s not their music and automatically feel like hating it
Bro your theory on laughin to the bank blew my mind and gave me chills Lowkey that makes sense cause he definitely was like having out of body experiences during times in his life where he would be like wtf I’m 17 years old with all this shit goin on
I saw a tweet once that jokingly said Post Malone has spent his entire career trying to recreate "Citgo" and now that's what I always think of when I hear that track lmao.
Man I love Kay Kay…when that beat hits when you’re driving around smoking a blunt shit feel like you’re floating 😂 love the reaction though you definitely gained a sub🤙🏻
As a chicagoan, im grateful u listened. Also, is it just me, or is being lyrical always going to mean less energy(not as in a bad way). This is cuz, I feel like youll never get a song like i dont like that will ever have the same lyrical content of a samidot. Yeah, you can get energetic while being lyrical, but I feel like it will never have the purest rawest energy of something like chief keefs music. Not a bad thing cuz I love both kinds of music, but just a thought.
Hey Bob, I would definitely recommend alternative trap by lucki, it's his debut album and a complete 180 from his current music. Very psychedelic and lyric-heavy and even reminds of Asap rocky at times but it definitely has its own lane. It's very interesting to see his growth.
Chief keef raps over some ambient stuff too hahah Flexin is ambient and cops off BFTD2 is ambient drill pretty much, such a weird feeling but he pulls it off very well
chief keef walked so your favorite rapper in 2023 could run thank you bob for reacting to this generational moment in hiphop history that defined an era
Dude. The line right after “Playing Both Sides”. “Wartime Spark Broad Day All Night” - he snuck in some actual poetry. He says that whole part twice because it’s so hard.
Hahaha I believe it’s Hastings Street in Vancouver, visited a few years ago from Ontario. Always bound to see some shit going down there (it is very sad, only laughing cause it’s cool as a Canadian who’s been there to hear you talk about it)
most rappers mention their kids in their songs and not the "baby mamas", and most all of them do not have sole custody of them. Keef was just a kid himself here and had his first daughter, which probably changed his life at the time, but now he has like 9 kids so...
Sosa was a tremendous force in hip-hop (still is) because he was an entirely new sound between his uniquely "this is me" style and Young Chop's out there production when their songs began finding people up to Finally Rich being out. It's still a fantastic record in 2024 but it can't be worded how huge it was in the early 10's. It's the reason why people, even to this day, learned about the gang wars in Southside Chicago to the point that everyday people have opinions on literal street business in a place they've never been before when it comes to killings, origin stories of beefs, all of that, and Sosa blowing up was the impetus of all of it which is a wild aside but very relevant. I remember one of my friends visiting my apartment in 2012 and excitedly blowing this song up in his car on repeat and I vividly recall thinking, "Oh no, this is something different" way before Finally Rich came out. Then I dug back into his DJ Kenn era and Chop mixtapes and "Save That Shit" is still my favorite song of his whole discography because it's peak him and Young Chop production preceding Finally Rich. I'm happy you got to dig deep on this record, it really is a classic.
This album’s name is hilarious to me, Chief Keef made this at 17 and had the gall to call it “Finally Rich” like he had been waiting for decades
he is 300 years old actually
3 hunna
@@had998 ah shitt my bad dawg
Lol thats generations of struggle, his ancestors was speaking thru him 😂💯
bro was living in poverty for his whole life, so he’s kinda right
the craziest thing is that it feels like Chief Keef is on the scene since ever and he still is only 28yo
which means he is younger than many rappers to whom he is basically a "father" because he was and still is main influence for modern trap and also drill
Being younger than the people you influenced must be a crazy feeling
Bruh he’s only a year older than carti yet influenced tf outta him which is crazy 😭😭
@@devind2k197 they are actually the same age, Carti lying about his birth date for some reason lmao
@@georgesummer536fr??? Where’d you get that he was lying
@@devind2k197 His drivers licence / id leaked lmao he's born in 95
Chief Keef paved the way mid 2010's. His influence was crazy. Also the OG intro to Love Sosa is a classic. I Dont Like is a gym song for sure, always on my playlist.
Then the remix for i dont like is what really took him mainstream 💯
@@slimreapdrew982no don’t like remix made Kanye mainstream Chief keef was already a certified legend at that point . Glad keef put Kanye on
@@TannerGoatednice bait
@@TannerGoated kanye blow up before keef so yeah buddy you are wrong
@@ronin_last580 literally never heard of Kanye before Chief keef put him on to his song
Context is important here. You gotta remember this sound was new when it came out. It set the tone for a lot of music that you've heard before but in reality this came out first.
yeah when bob didn't say much in the opening thoughts i knew he was gonna be a lil confused lol
The influence it had on an entire genre was so powerful, that now it just sounds generic compared to current music.
Definitely needed to do some research to understand why this album was crazy
That, and the fact that he released this at 17, which means he probably made a lot of it when he was still 16. Bro influenced an entire generation of music before he was even an adult.
this is the most important comment rn
YES SIR ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL RAP ALBUMS OF ALL TIME
In my opinion Chief keef is a living legend . Just hated on for some reason
i always thought "Citgo" reflected lil uzi vert's sound very well
@@TannerGoatedbecause while he has A LOT of good songs, he has A LOT of terrible songs too, and he’s been delaying almighty so 2 for like 2 years at this points lol
🙄🙄🙄🙄 yeah......
your analysis at 21:06 was spot on. back in highschool, my friends and i would blast this shit while driving around and replacing the lyrics with names of people we were beefing with at school 😂 it was very cathartic
So we all did that in school 😭
Oh hell yeah 🤘
yep a lot of rap applies to this, ambiguously relatable lyrics. bob called it 🔥
After Love Sosa I was so scared you wouldn’t “get it,” but was happy how quickly you bounced back and immediately bought in one song later
What do you mean by get it?
@@agnaldomarques7948 As in he wouldn't understand why Chief Keef is so loved. You needed to really be a part of that era to understand how much his music banged back in the early 2010s. Glad he could enjoy it though.
Idk how you couldn't like Love Sosa but like the other songs lmao
Chief keef is an alien, if you dive deeper into his catalog you will find some of the most foward thinking and ahead of its time beats and flows in rap history, I honestly believe the man is a musical genius. I’d start with almighty so
Chief keefs influence is so big it’s crazy it doesn’t stop at music it goes down to fashion and lingo
Still wear true religion 🔥🤧
100
He made me wanna wear Ralph Lauren big pony’s and the country ones
This album gave birth to the drill movement, so influential
Never understood why this is considered drill this is just trap music, pop smoke and fivio are drill artists but those beats are influenced from the uk
because the UK Drill artists started calling their music Drill long after Chicago Drill…Keef was influenced by Waka Flocka / 808 Mafia Sound…UK/Global Drill is influenced by Chicago Drill in subject matter…
@@olavderuijter8153 Drill basically started as a more aggressive form of trap, with emphasis on a particular subject matter (drilling)
What a good movement to influence kids 😂
@@sthompson12132not just subject matter, but the beats as well. DJ L created the blueprint for drill how it sounds today with the snares and drums
The intro is legendary. Someone probably already mentioned it but, that was not Keef on the intro to Love Sosa. That was just a fan talking shit in a car while chilling with his friends. His boy recorded it because he was fired up. Keef saw it and liked it sampled it for his debut. Hes actually had that kid come on and perform the intro before he does Love Sosa live a few times. You can find it on here.
That's awesome that he brought him on stage!
dude you're becoming killer with the analysis. I could see you owning your own publication one day.
🙏
Discovering him through this album as a teen was like watching LeBron enter the league, revolutionary
It's insane how influential this album is coming from a 16 year old rapper. Basically paved the way for chicago drill / trap and then you have songs like Citgo who were HATED on released and end up being the norm with all the souncloud rappers doing Cloud rap and even rappers like Carti in a sense..
I love Citgo, but I suspect a lot of that love comes from my being a fan of Aphex Twin
No matter how much he says he isnt gonna change in his songs if you actually followed him you would know that he did change he is one of the few rappers from his generation that is still here. He cares about his music and staying out of trouble and he has succeeded on that for the most part lol
if only von learned from keef he might still be here
That's good to hear. I hope he's found some peace in his life
As a major chief keef fan, I was definitely tweakin when you started off unsure with his music lol. Glad you opened up to it all. Yes, Chief Keef is considered drill, but he's also thrown under trap and other genres as well. If you listen to more of his music though, you would be surprised how versatile and experimental he is. And these versatility/experiential differences are easily heard in his "sound". Each album will be different from the last and in each of those albums, he will stay consistent to the current sound he is experiementing with, while typically having a song or 2 that doesn't quite fit in. So I think you would find it facinating how an artist can change his sound so much, while lyrically, staying within a range of what he usually raps about. He does grow lyrically too, but his real growth is with his sound. He eventually starts producing his own beats which helps with that also.
For sure. Honestly I think he would like some of his other albums better than finally rich
I wouldnt even consider finally rich a drill album besides a couple songs.. his old tapes were.. and a few of his tapes after finally rich were but finally rich isnt really drill imo
It’s funny because he really did change he’s become much more obscure and hidden now but doesn’t lead the same life he did. One of the only artists from this genre in Chicago who survived this long sadly. One of the most influential artists of the last 10 years.
I'd recommend checking out the Katy Perry and Chief Keef debacle about Keef's song "Hate Being Sober." After both parties quickly made amends, it lead to Chief Keef sampling her on his song "Save Me" which happens to be an incredible beat production wise.
Save me is insane. The sampling was genius hahaha
@@daanzw0lle319lex Luger is a legendary producer
KayKay and Citgo are 2 of my favorite Keef songs for sure, production goes so crazy on both!
Yea and both songs might be his most nostalgic ones. Brings me back to 2013
This album changed the game
Now that youre getting into the Chief you should react to Thot Breaker. The production is top quality and its keef trying to explore into a more singing music type of album. Definitely a pretty unique listen🎶
Great album but there’s a few more way important Sosa projects he should hear first
@@Fent-agreed I thought it would be nifty to time skip a little and bob sees the drastic change he tried. He's definitely gotta do the BFTDs and others.
back from the dead 2 and his beats at the time were crazyyy also one of his crazy experimental tapes, but i agreee thot breaker wasn’t what many expected but i really enjoyed it a lot and still do, but i think my all time fav was definitely almightyso
love Thot Breaker, would def be interesting to see him analyze it after this
@@dzizs03His most slept on album 😤
I’m jealous Bob gets to hear all these legendary songs for the first time 😭😭😭🔥🔥🔥
the godfather of modern trap and drill, glad youre listening to it
Not trap. Y’all throw that word around way too loosely lol. Trap is to Atlanta what drill is Chicago. It’s very regional and specific.
Y’all think like Lil Uzi is trap music lmfao
@@Fent- yeah obviously… doesnt change the fact that most big trap artist name him as a big influence. Blud actually thought he did smth
@@Fent-lil uzi makes trap music bro is yappin
@@gilltimmerman1333 that doesnt make him the godfather of trap lmao what tf are you on
This is an album where you just had to be there to understand it.
fasho right exactly dat bra
ABSOLUTELY
he did this at 17!!! don’t let that go over ya heads
He was 16 on most of this tho, keep that in mind
When you said Laughing to the Bank was Dark I was expecting that reaction for Love Sosa. Love Sosa has a daunting almost Jaws like hunting feeling.
Classic album for sure, listened to it so many times now.
glad you're finally checking out the greatest album of all time. Thanks bob
Kay Kay might be my favorite song off the album. To me it shows that he can switch up his style and delivery. The production is also pretty crazy for the time 😅
Forgot about ballin 😅 those gotta be my top 2 songs
Youre exactly right that "Dont Like" should've been the opener. Thats literally the song he dropped on the internet and got him a deal. I wqs in my senior year of high school when that song dropped we were going nuts
for me the perfect way to sum up chief keef is a rapper who u u cant listen to for like a hour straight but if you get like 1 song from him a hour itll be the best song you hear in that hour
as someone who listens to chief keef for hours straight and has many friends who do not…this has proven very true
I mean maybe if it was one album but if you dig into his catog he has a lot of variety in sound
@@mr.bigweld8138if/when Bob hears Where’s Waldo
If you’re wondering. Chief Keef has moved to Los Angeles and living much better now. He’s mature now and not living the same lifestyle. He still makes music about the streets but he’s chilled out now
“the less he says, it almost says more” i swear only bob could have this perspective on chief keef but thats why i enjoy watching!
Thanks for giving this album a chance, I'd say Chief Keef is my favorite musical artist and its really cool to see someone unlike me give their new perspective on something I've heard countless times
Honestly, love sosa is a classic but id be lying if I said it even scratched my top 30 Chief Keef songs. I also prefer Halleluiah. Once you get used to his voice, you start liking the songs with weirder production. Once it clicks, it really clicks. On spotify I have 231 songs of his liked, and every time I look back at an old album of his, 5 more join the club. This combination of production, catalog, passion, and just pure fun (you can hear it in the music) cements him at my #1 spot.
The “skit” at the beginning wasn’t really a planned or organized skit by Chief Keef. That video went viral and was of a guy “fangirling” over Chief Keef and him being upset people in Chicago were dissing Keef. Keef was shown it right before the album and was convinced to make it an intro to Love Sosa. In interviews Chief Keef even says how he thought the guy was kinda extra😂
finally bob listening to some real music 🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯
So happy you listened to the deluxe, Citgo is one of my favorites
happy you enjoyed it too
just started the video, i wanna say thank you for listening to this album it was a staple of my teen years
I honestly never expected to see this album on your channel lol, I'm glad you reacted to it though, chief keef one of the most influential rappers ever for sure
Kay kay might be his most underrated song. Gives me flashbacks...
Can u believe this era was 10 , 11 years ago
Citgo was the last song recorded for the album. He found the beat on youtube by searching "Chief Keef type beat"
the illest intro of all time
also the Citgo beat is one of the most ethereal shit ever
it's so crazy that this was "Chief Keef Type Beat" made by some kid from Poland that Sosa found on TH-cam
even crazier after that happened he basically didn't produced anything else
I love how you started this series being quite unsure of trap, and hip hop, but slowly warmed up and understood the intent of the genre.
Setting is key to this album experience too
I think the difference in production values is the split between him being signed and independent, i’m sure interscope took a load of his old cuts and then put them with freshly recorded songs
Hey Bob, if you love drill, I suggest checking out Pop Smoke. Had one of the craziest runs in such a short period of time. RIP POP SMOKE🕊
He's said Meet the Woo is on the list!
Great reaction, I’m pretty sure the voice in the opening sketch is someone talking about chief keef, also drill music is really just gangster/murder raps (at least to my knowledge)
I love how you can just come in with open ears and actually listen. People nowadays hear something that’s not their music and automatically feel like hating it
This album was the beginning of the past 10 years of music 🤟
Bro your theory on laughin to the bank blew my mind and gave me chills Lowkey that makes sense cause he definitely was like having out of body experiences during times in his life where he would be like wtf I’m 17 years old with all this shit goin on
I love ur awareness and curiosity
I saw a tweet once that jokingly said Post Malone has spent his entire career trying to recreate "Citgo" and now that's what I always think of when I hear that track lmao.
Real music is finally back
for real
Keef actually removed the skit on Love Sosa later on I believe. good vid btw keep it up.
Man I love Kay Kay…when that beat hits when you’re driving around smoking a blunt shit feel like you’re floating 😂 love the reaction though you definitely gained a sub🤙🏻
Laughin to the bank is so funny too but the beat is so hard
As a chicagoan, im grateful u listened.
Also, is it just me, or is being lyrical always going to mean less energy(not as in a bad way). This is cuz, I feel like youll never get a song like i dont like that will ever have the same lyrical content of a samidot. Yeah, you can get energetic while being lyrical, but I feel like it will never have the purest rawest energy of something like chief keefs music. Not a bad thing cuz I love both kinds of music, but just a thought.
The street you talked about while in Vancouver is called East Hastings. It’s not a pretty sight that’s for sure
The version of I Don't Like on the Cruel Summer mixtape is fun to check out too to hear some other features on it.
You should explore his catologue more every album sounds so much different from each other
Chief keef is truly a genius
love you’re reactions happy holidays bob
That Laughing to the Bank shit is hilarious.... It's so bad it's funny 😆 42:00
He has a lot of great stuff like citgo later in his discography. Most of his later stuff has that vibe to it
WAS WAITING FOR THIS! MY FAVORITE ALBUM!!!
Love this album so many bangers
Haven’t even started and I know keef is about to be your new favorite. Talks his shit and he’s bout it
Hey Bob, I would definitely recommend alternative trap by lucki, it's his debut album and a complete 180 from his current music. Very psychedelic and lyric-heavy and even reminds of Asap rocky at times but it definitely has its own lane. It's very interesting to see his growth.
Hi Bob ! I've discovered your channel not so long ago and I absolutely love your content, keep up the great work ! Wishing you happy holidays
dropped that at age 17! such an influential sound
My personal opinion, Citgo is the best song on the album. A masterpiece
The run of 3hunna, finally rich, citgo, Kobe blew my mind when I first heard this in HS
big facts bro
top 3 for sure, citgo, finally rich n kobe top 3 for me
Yes bro omg citgo juss different 🔥🔥
Chief keef raps over some ambient stuff too hahah Flexin is ambient and cops off BFTD2 is ambient drill pretty much, such a weird feeling but he pulls it off very well
chief keef walked so your favorite rapper in 2023 could run
thank you bob for reacting to this generational moment in hiphop history that defined an era
Citgo was actually played at a high profiled fashion runway show back in 2019 by the brand alyx
Dude. The line right after “Playing Both Sides”. “Wartime Spark Broad Day All Night” - he snuck in some actual poetry. He says that whole part twice because it’s so hard.
Definitely gotta check out almighty so, it’s a step up in every way and has a lot more meaning packed into it that you can over analyze
its so crazy he was saying how he has no lyrics and shit like that but its hypnotizing thats what makes people replay it
At its core its a rap album written by a bunch of 16 year old gang bangers in Chicago. Its crazy that it influenced so much more music
Kay Kay’s my fav song on there 😭
the beat for citgo was actually a “finally rich type beat” that keef found on youtube
30 seconds in i already like u subbed. great album btw :)
"perfect rage after work track" lmaooooooo
Been listening to this since I was in 5th grade, this shit just aged so perfectly 🔥🔥🔥
Hahaha I believe it’s Hastings Street in Vancouver, visited a few years ago from Ontario. Always bound to see some shit going down there (it is very sad, only laughing cause it’s cool as a Canadian who’s been there to hear you talk about it)
this dude made Finally Rich a conceptual album 😂😂 i love it
This album and chief keef is what really got me into music
Chief Keef was making such big waves at the time that Kanye actualy made a remix to 'Don't Like' with other GOOD Music artists too
THIS ALBUM IS TREMENDOUSLY INFLUENTIAL BOBBY BOY 😮
The guy at the beginning of "Love Sosa" is not actually Chief Keef, there's videos online of the actual guy who was recording this intro in his car
most rappers mention their kids in their songs and not the "baby mamas", and most all of them do not have sole custody of them. Keef was just a kid himself here and had his first daughter, which probably changed his life at the time, but now he has like 9 kids so...
omg bobs alright with drill maybe we can get a speaker knockerz album
This one’s a classic!!!!
this album changed my life, chief keef really did so much for the game, live love sosa
people are still trying to capture the "Citgo" sound to this day
Finally you get to react to chief keef most influential of the 2010s
Citgo gotta be my favorite so chill
The opening for love Sosa isn’t a skit it’s an actual video by some random guy 😭
You liking Citgo so much is the ultimate sign you get it, cuz most smart people consider it his best song
17 y/o making this will always go down in history as one of the craziest things to happen in hip-hop
Sosa was a tremendous force in hip-hop (still is) because he was an entirely new sound between his uniquely "this is me" style and Young Chop's out there production when their songs began finding people up to Finally Rich being out. It's still a fantastic record in 2024 but it can't be worded how huge it was in the early 10's. It's the reason why people, even to this day, learned about the gang wars in Southside Chicago to the point that everyday people have opinions on literal street business in a place they've never been before when it comes to killings, origin stories of beefs, all of that, and Sosa blowing up was the impetus of all of it which is a wild aside but very relevant. I remember one of my friends visiting my apartment in 2012 and excitedly blowing this song up in his car on repeat and I vividly recall thinking, "Oh no, this is something different" way before Finally Rich came out. Then I dug back into his DJ Kenn era and Chop mixtapes and "Save That Shit" is still my favorite song of his whole discography because it's peak him and Young Chop production preceding Finally Rich. I'm happy you got to dig deep on this record, it really is a classic.
gotta do almighty so next ‼️⛷️⛷️
also back from the dead 2 is filled with those haunting beats you heard on laughin to the bank, classic tape fr
this is the influence of influences, just like Yung Lean