Chief Keef's single "Faneto" has undoubtedly become one of the biggest hip-hop party anthems in recent years and is known for causing chaos at times. Whether just by coincidence or not, chaos ...

His delivery for “Faneto” takes on new life over tense, plucked strings, as opposed to his own frenetic and heart-thumping production. But the fact that the song made it into the hands of classically ...

Chief Keef puts the retirement talk on hold just long enough to drop the overdue video for his street smash "Faneto." Describing himself as a "gorilla in a fuckin' coupe," Keef and his partners are in ...

When DJ outfit Groupie Love, aka rapper Vic Mensa and producer Smoko Ono, played Emporium in Wicker Park late Monday night I managed to catch a little bit of their set. I didn’t stick around long ...

After being released from his contract with Interscope in the Fall of 2014, Chief Keef chose to stick with the independent route, and has consistently released mixtapes and albums to feed his ...

It took a long time for Keef to release a visual for "Faneto"—so long, in fact, that KollegeKidd spliced together an epic homemade clip for the track. The rapper finally released his own "Faneto" ...

Four years on from its release of Back from the Dead 2, Chief Keef's "Faneto" remains a world-beater of a track. JAY-Z paid homage to the drill icon's underground hit earlier this year, and its true ...

Chicago street blog KollegeKidd poses the question: is Chief Keef's "Faneto" bigger than his smash "I Don't Like"? I can't say I'd answer in the affirmative just yet, but KK's hour-long compilation of ...

1. DJ Pharris has done the near impossible, he has put together an uninjured championship caliber team in Chicago (the last time this happened Ozzie Guillen had the best coaching style in the Majors).

Better late than never, right? Back in 2014, Chief Keef received some renewed interest for a single entitled “Faneto.” The song received countless remixes from all sorts of rappers, and has become one ...

Chief’s “Faneto” remix spares no expense and enlists Chicago’s best to spice up the jam, including artists like Lil Bibby, Lil Herb, and King Louie. Unfortunately, the quality of the audio is not ...