During the approximately two-hour hearing, a gun range employee testified that Chief Keef was holding the rifle during an on-camera interview by Pitchfork Media, an Internet-based music publication.

Chief Keef has been sent back to jail after violating his parole. The 17-year-old rapper landed on the wrong side of the law after he was filmed holding a rifle at a gun range during a video shoot ...

A media company that shot an online video showing South Side rapper Chief Keef holding a rifle at a gun range must turn over the entire unedited version to Cook County prosecutors so they can ...

Chief Keef violated his probation when Pitchfork posted a video of them doing an interview at a gun range. ... The video for Pitchfork’s “Selector” series reportedly showed him holding a rifle.

The rapper, who has been in hot water for holding a gun in a Pitchfork photo shoot (allegedly a violation of his probation terms), posted another gun photo to Instagram Tuesday.

Judge Orders Pitchfork to Turn Over Chief Keef Video Prosecutors want to see if convicted teen rapper violated probation by holding weapon By BJ Lutz • Published December 5, 2012 • Updated on ...

Rising Chicago rapper Chief Keef was jailed on Tuesday (Jan. 15) after a judge found that his interview with Pitchfork Media at a gun range was a violation of his parole, reports the Chicago Tribune.

South Side rapper Chief Keef was released from Cook County Juvenile Temporary Detention Center Thursday afternoon after completing his 60-day sentence for violating his probation for a gun conviction.

Chief Keef can’t seem to escape trouble. The Chicago Sun-Times is reporting that Cook County prosecutors are looking to remand Keef to a juvenile detention facility. During a juvenile court ...

In a surprise to no one, troubled Chicago rapper Chief Keef has been jailed for probation violation following a Pitchfork video showing him with a gun, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Pitchfork Media will turnover its video interview with Chief Keef at a gun range by next Wednesday (Dec. 12).

Chief Keef (b. Keith Cozart) is an American rapper. He is best known for his songs “I Don’t Like” and “Love Sosa,” which helped popularize the drill subgenre. In 2023, he was listed as ...