Chief Keef Did A Song For Kanye West’s ‘Yeezus’
Chief Keef has revealed that he recorded a song for Kanye West‘s Yeezus, the second collaboration between the two Chicago rappers. “Yeah, I did a song called — um, I forgot. I’m on it. I forgot what the song’s called, but it’s a hot song,” Keef said. (Well, at least he remembered that much.)
West included a remix of Chief Keef’s “I Don’t Like” in the G.O.O.D. Music compilation Cruel Summer, which helped launch the still-teenaged rapper’s career. It’s hard to say whether West will actually include Chief Keef’s song in Yeezus, though. For Cruel Summer, G.O.O.D. signees (including Pusha T, Common and Q-Tip) said that they recorded dozens of verses, but without knowing how West would assemble them within his New God Flow.
Still, in his verse for the “I Don’t Like” remix, West cast out lyrical accusations that he nearly repeats in “New Slaves” and “Black Skinhead,” if not channels in images related to Yeezus: “The media crucify me like they did Christ / They wanna find me not breathing like they found Mike.” Check out Chief Keef’s talk with EME after the jump.
[via Team Kanye Daily]
