Two years have gone by fast and Chief Keef is viewed as a menace to the overall rap game. He is behind such hits as “I Don’t Like” and “Hate Being Sober,” which do little to soften his image. Coming from the mean streets of Chicago, Chief Keef is a lot to handle.
Chief Keef represents the drill movement and he often finds himself in and out of legal troubles. Also, Chief Keef happens to be embroiled in beef with Lil Durk. For a little over a year, Lil Durk has been signed to French Montana’s Coke Boys movement and they were present at the 2014 BET Awards.
However, Chief Keef was not invited to the inside of the BET Awards. Most rising rap artists dream of being at the BET Awards and not being invited can be disheartening. But, Chief Keef expressed anger, not disappointment, at what happened and he responded via Instagram with “FUCK BET.
