A new profile of Chief Keef in next week's issue of Billboard unveils a lot about the young rapper's recent time at Orange County, California rehab Wavelengths and his plans for the future. According to Keef, he's not proud of his latest material. "My last two mixtapes were mistakes," he told Billboard. "I was on promethazine, all drugged out. I was tweaking. I don't sip the lean no more though."
Read more excerpts from the article, which also reveals Keef is learning how to surf, below.
"A lot of times, I got pissed off at Keef," Peeda Pan, one of Keef's managers, tells Billboard while driving from Los Angeles to Wavelengths. He says the rapper blew off several high-profile opportunities surrounding "Finally Rich," including BET's "106 & Park' and ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live!' — but adds that he respects his client's autonomy. "He knows what he's doing a lot more than people give him credit for. He has control. People ask, ‘Why did he do that?' He knows why."
Read the full article here. Bang 3 is slated for release March 3.
[via Billboard]
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