KeefвЂ™s reputation precedes him, and he is not as violent now as he was in his teenage years. For all his flaws, Keef is a charming host, usually at his best when he is joking around: вЂњ Burger King/I got that WhopperвЂќ or вЂњ I move like Obama/Probably fucked your mama,вЂќ take your pick.Д¬ozart has a restrained attitude on this record-the usual simple rhyme schemes (вЂњ Pulling all-nighters/IвЂ™m not tiredвЂќ) accompany tales of misdemeanors rather than felonies. Chief Keef remains equally confident throughout, along with a nice assist from Lil Yachty (вЂњCome On NowвЂќ). Dedication is his third studio album proper but it finds him in the same drill/gangsta niche heвЂ™s been maintaining since вЂњBitches Love Sosa.вЂќ Whether mixtape or album, the outcome is usually the same.Дedication is confident and boasts some addictive beats-nothing flashy, almost melodic, hardcore but decidedly not trap. Keef is one of those rappers whose work blurs the line between mixtape and album. As he gloats on вЂњMailbox:вЂќ вЂњ I know killers/And they owe me big favorsвЂќ Accounts of aggravated assault, robbery, heroin dealing and possible murder have given the 22-year-old a reputation larger than his music might deserve. The myth of Chicago drill rapper Chief Keef is more interesting than the manвЂ™s music.

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