Chief Keef and Mike WiLL Made-It have joined forces with Sexyy Red for the release of the video for “DAMN SHORTY.” The track, propelled by Mike WiLL’s signature production featuring monster movie horns and crisp percussion, highlights the chemistry between Sosa and Sexyy.
Directed by NSTY, the video follows Sosa, Sexyy, and Mike WiLL as they sit down for a formal dinner before heading to the gas station for a night of turning up. “DAMN SHORTY” showcases the artists’ signature styles over a swelling trap symphony, with drops from the Trap-A-Holics adding to the track’s energy.
The collaboration between Chief Keef, Mike WiLL Made-It, and Sexyy Red promises to be a hit among fans. The video adds a visual dimension to the already infectious track.
Just over a month ago, Chief Keef and Mike WiLL Made-It, collaborated with Trap-A-Holics for their long-awaited mixtape DIRTY NACHOS. The rapper and producer tandem had been building up to this project for about a few years. In fact, the first single to be released for the project officially was “LOVE DON’T LIVE HERE,” which hit streaming platforms all the way back on June 15, 2021. Then, just a couple of months later of that same year, “HARLEY QUINN” dropped. Things would not ramp up again for the tape until February of this year with the self-titled track. Now, Keef and Mike are dropping the first music video and “DAMN SHORTY” is the first track up to bat.
The song had one of just three features on the 18-song tracklist and Sexyy Red was one of them. This marked the third time that Red and Keef collaborated. Before, the Chicago influencer laid down vocals for one track off the Hood Hottest Princess (Deluxe). That was “Ghetto Princess,” but Keef also contributed to a remix of “(F My Baby Dad)” called “Bow Bow Bow (F My Baby Mama).”
“DAMN SHORTY” Music Video By Mike WiLL Made-It, Chief Keef, & Sexyy Red
The “DAMN SHORTY” music video sees Keef heading to gas stations and enjoying what appears to be a boujee dinner with Sexyy Red and Mike WiLL. While fans appear to be enjoying DIRTY NACHOS, Keef die-hards are still holding out hope for one more project to drop in 2024. That would be Almighty So 2, which would be following up the original from 2013. Be sure to watch the video and run up the views above.
What are your thoughts on this brand-new music video for “DAMN SHORTY” by Chief Keef, Sexyy Red, and Mike WiLL Made-It? Is this the best track off of DIRTY NACHOS, why or why not? Where do you rank this against him and Red’s previous work together? How soon will it be before Keef drops Almighty So 2? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Chief Keef, Mike WiLL Made-It, and Sexyy Red. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on around the music world.
Two heavyweights in rap, Chief Keef and Mike WiLL Made-It, have joined forces for their first collaborative mixtape, Dirty Nachos, which was released today via 43B / Ear Drummer Records / RBC Records.
With 18 tracks, Dirty Nachos serves a flavorful blend of hard-hitting street anthems, showcasing the unique synergy between Chief Keef’s raw lyricism and Mike WiLL’s dynamic production. Like the perfect combination of jalapeños, chili, and cheese on a plate of loaded nachos, each mixtape element complements the other, resulting in a sonic feast for hip-hop enthusiasts.
The mixtape, hosted by Trap-A-Holics, features two notable guest appearances. Mike WiLL’s long-time collaborator 2 Chainz lends his signature flair to “PULL UP GHOST CLAN,” adding an extra layer of energy to the track. Meanwhile, Chief Keef continues his streak of collaborations with rising star Sexyy Red on “DAMN SHORTY.”
Four previously released Chief Keef-Mike WiLL collaborations, including “LOVE DON’T LIVE HERE,” “HARLEY QUINN,” “STATUS,” and “BANG BANG,” close out the project.
Without a doubt, Mike WiLL Made-It and Chief Keef are some of the most respected artists we have in modern hip-hop. Both have contributed immensely to the trap rap/pop rap subgenres for over two decades. Each have worked with the best of the best and have numerous classics under their belts. However, these two do not have the most work experience as a duo. But, that is all changing in a couple of days. From numerous sources, as well as Mike’s Instagram, we have word that he and Chief Keef will be dropping a mixtape called DIRTY NACHOS.
We originally reported that the lead single for this new team effort would actually be previewing Almighty So 2. This has been a project that Keef’s fans have been eager to get their hands on for years. The first Almighty So dropped back in 2013 and there are rumors that its sequel will be out by March 29. Hopefully, that rings true. But for now, we are getting more music from the rapper and producer duo.
Instead of it being for the Almighty So 2 project, “DIRTY NACHOS” will be for the mixtape of the same name. Fans can expect it to be out this Friday, March 15. Even though we only have ever gotten five tracks from Chief Keef and Mike WiLL Made-It, this should still be a fun listen. The Georgia beatmaker posted a batch of images to his IG, saying, “@chieffkeeffsossa “DIRTY NACHOS” THE TAPE , FRIDAY#ALMIGHTYSO2 #SOSAMADEIT LOADING…”
What are your thoughts on Chief Keef and Mike WiLL Made-It announcing their collaborative project DIRTY NACHOS? Do you think he will actually drop Almighty So 2 by the end of 2024 now? Is the self-titled single still in your rotation? If so, what is your favorite element of it and why? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Chief Keef and Mike WiLL Made-It. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on around the world of music.
Chief Keef is boldly returning to the spotlight in 2024 with the release of his latest single, “Dirty Nachos,” accompanied by a captivating music video. Produced in collaboration with GRAMMY-winning and multi-platinum producer Mike WiLL Made-It, the track is set to ignite excitement among fans.
“Dirty Nachos” showcases Chief Keef’s signature style, effortlessly riding atop Mike WiLL Made-It’s dynamic production. With screeching synths and booming 808s, the song adds to the anticipation surrounding their upcoming collaborative project, which promises to be a highlight of the year.
This release follows the success of their previous singles like “Bang Bang” and “Status,” setting the stage for what is expected to be a triumphant year for the young icon. As Chief Keef gears up for his 2024 endeavors, “Dirty Nachos” is a powerful introduction to what fans can expect from his forthcoming music.
There is a notorious bunch of rappers who are inconsistent when it comes to delivering on their album promises. Chicago’s Chief Keef is unfortunately in that group. While he is a highly respected and influential figure in the modern history of the genre, that is not enough for fans to excuse his shortcomings. In the 28-year-old’s case, die-hard listeners of his continue to impatiently wait for Almighty So 2.
People have been sitting around dying to hear what he has to offer on the sequel, but alas, it still is not here. If and when it does drop this year, Almighty So 2 will follow up on its predecessor nearly 11 years later. We say this year because Amazon Music and Genius have it slated for a release date in 2024. According to them, the project will be out on March 29. However, it is worth noting that Keef has not confirmed that. But, in addition to that news, the hitmaker has announced a single called “Hot Cheetos.”
The single will hit streaming on February 8 and we also have the cover art for it. Let us just say it is… interesting. It lives up to the title of the song, but Keef has fans questioning it. One says, “that cover is actually horrid.” Another adds, “Second picture is vile.” In addition to roasting the art, people are continuing to grow tired of the single announcements and want an album drop date. “Where’s the f*****g album,” someone says. “Imagine Carti, Kanye, and Chief Keef actually dropping,” adds another. Time will tell, but fans have something to look forward to at least?
What are your thoughts on Chief Keef announcing a new single for his highly-awaited LP Almighty So 2? Is the cover for “Hot Cheetos” one of the worst pieces of artwork you have ever seen for a song? Will this be the best song from the project? Do you actually think the album will drop in March? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Chief Keef and Almighty So 2. Finally, stay with us for the everything else going on around the music world.
The new Lyrical Lemonade album All Is Yellow is finally out, and to name highlights off of it would be a much longer article than needed. Still, there is one track in particular that its team, artists, and fans seemed to take a liking to in particular: Chief Keef and Lil Yachty’s “Say Ya Grace.” Moreover, as expected from a creative like Cole Bennet, its visual treatment is pretty stunning from a technical standpoint, even if it’s not the flashiest of most complex presentation on paper. Some yellow tarps, filter effects, simple outfits, and cameos from Denzel Curry, G Herbo, and Big Sean make this a compelling package.
But all this is unsurprising if you’ve been following All Is Yellow‘s rollout, which contained no shortage of bangers as both singles and music videos. Take for example “Doomsday” with Juice WRLD and Cordae, which is a refreshing spin on old ideas in both lanes. For what it’s worth, Lil Yachty and Chief Keef still come through with a lot of charisma and personality in the video despite their simple set-up. Seeing MCs bring life to ad-libs and contrast their recording delivery is always a really fun part of visuals, and they don’t disappoint here.
Lyrical Lemonade’s “Say Ya Grace” Music Video With Chief Keef & Lil Yachty: Watch
Furthermore, while it’s Chief Keef’s only appearance on All Is Yellow, Lil Yachty also appears on the cut “Fallout” with Joey Bada$$ and Gus Dapperton. Back to “Say Ya Grace,” though, it’s a Sosa-produced cut that pairs an ethereal sample with icy drum patterns, and the two rappers provide all the energy necessary to take it over the top. Their vocal chemistry is potent here, and though we would’ve loved to hear more trade-offs, their matching tones are enough to satisfy. Hopefully it’s not the only collab that the two have in store.
Meanwhile, with other bangers like “Stop Giving Me Advice” from Dave and Jack Harlow, we’re excited to see how All Is Yellow ages throughout 2024. What did you think of the album and its accompanying visuals? Drop your thoughts in the comments section down below and check out the “Say Ya Grace” music video above. Also, as always, stick around on HNHH for the latest news and updates on Chief Keef, Lil Yachy, and Lyrical Lemonade.
Sexyy Red dropped off one more record before the clock hit midnight and ushered in 2024. The STL native grabs Chicago legend Chief Keef for the remix to “Bow Bow Bow (F My Baby Dad),” which is on the deluxe edition of Hood Hottest Princess. You can hear the single below.
FTP Records, based from the F**KTHEPOPULATION merch brand, will likey have a breakout 2024 with a mixtape reportedly on the way. To get some hype behind it, the collective just released a destructive new single with some former collaborators. Moreover, Sematary, Hackle, and the one and only Chief Keef rip through their aggressive and misanthropic verses on this new song, “F**k The World.” The incredibly distorted instrumental takes heavy inspiration from early Chicago drill sounds and more harsh trap styles, plus mixtape-like DJ drops. Sosa in particular, who just remixed one of Sexyy Red’s biggest songs this year, doesn’t hold anything back with wild delivery and unbridled rage.
In fact, Sematary had previously spoken to Complex about how excited he was about this Chief Keef collab back in June. The pioneer inspired a lot of the Haunted Mound leader’s work and artistry, so to see this full-circle moment is heartening and exciting. “I got a Sosa feature on my song,” the King Of The Graveyard visionary expressed. “With Zac FTP for the FTP album. It’s called ‘F**k The World.’ I got Chief Keef on my s**t, so no one can ever say s**t about me now. Like he made all of this, there ain’t no any of this without him. I can’t even put it into words.” To see the Glo Gang MC join one of the scariest and most explosive sounds adjacent to hip-hop right now is truly special, and it helps that “F**k The World” ends up being so catchy and energized.
FTP’s “F**k The World” With Sematary, Chief Keef & Hackle: Stream
Meanwhile, Chief Keef is living large at his mansion these days, so we’re sure that he and the rest of the crew are having a great time ushering in 2024. “F**k The World” is certainly a killer way to kick off the year, and with the FTP album on the way, we hope that it’s a solid indicator of its quality. Elsewhere, we’re sure that Sematary and Hackle will continue to put out amazing material within their niche in the next 365 days. If you haven’t heard this track yet, find it on your preferred streaming service and peep some notable lines down below. Also, log back into HNHH for more amazing music releases around the clock.
Quotable Lyrics: Been to war, been to hell, been to prison, I’m in the spot, leave you right in the kitchen (Bang, bang), AK left a finger for the fishes, Magic stick, b***h, I’ll grant your wishes
Sexyy Red is dropping off one more record before the clock strikes midnight and ushers in 2024. The STL native grabs Chicago legend Chief Keef for the remix to “Bow Bow Bow (F My Baby Dad),” which is on the deluxe edition of Hood Hottest Princess. You can hear the single below.
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