Chief Keef: The Rise Fall and EPIC Return of Chicago's Favorite Troublemaker

Chief Keef, one of the most iconic figures in Chicago hip-hop, is finally getting the recognition he deserves in an upcoming documentary. The film, directed by Lyrical Lemonade's Cole Bennett, will delve into the turbulent life of the 28-year-old rapper, from his meteoric rise to fame to his lengthy hiatus and eventual return to the Windy City.

Kenya Barris, creator of the acclaimed TV show Black-ish, and Jeremy Allen will serve as producers of the documentary, which promises to provide a candid and unfiltered look at Chief Keef's life and career. The film is expected to explore the highs and lows of Chief Keef's journey, including his struggles with fame, his tumultuous relationships, and his experiences with the law.

Chief Keef's rise to fame began when he was just 16 years old, with the release of his debut mixtape 'The Glory Road'. The mixtape was a massive success, and it quickly led to a record deal with Interscope Records. He released his debut album 'Finally Rich' in 2012, which featured the hit single 'I Don't Like', a collaboration with fellow Chicago rappers Lil Reese and Big Sean.

However, Chief Keef's rapid ascent was marred by controversy and run-ins with the law. He was arrested multiple times, including a 2013 arrest for heroin and marijuana possession. He also made headlines for his public feuds with other rappers, including Kanye West and Eminem.

Despite these challenges, Chief Keef continued to release music and build a loyal following. However, in 2014, he announced that he was taking a hiatus from music to focus on his personal life. The hiatus lasted for several years, during which time Chief Keef kept a relatively low profile.

But in recent years, Chief Keef has begun to make a comeback, releasing new music and performing at high-profile events. The documentary promises to explore the reasons behind his hiatus and his eventual return to the music scene. Fans of the rapper will have the chance to get up close and personal with him, and learn more about the challenges he faced and the experiences that shaped him into the artist he is today.

With Cole Bennett, Kenya Barris, and Jeremy Allen at the helm, the documentary is expected to be a must-see for fans of hip-hop and anyone interested in the life and career of Chief Keef. The film's release date has not been announced, but fans can expect a gripping and unflinching look at the turbulent life of one of Chicago's most beloved rappers.