Things aren’t looking so good for Chief Keef right now. After being dropped from Interscope Records last year, now his current label, FilmOnTV, has suspended him. The 19 year old Chicago native isn’t holding up his end of the bargain as an artist, and FilmOnTv CEO and billionaire mogul Alki David isn’t happy about it.
David stated, “Chief Keef’s contract was suspended 2 weeks ago because his management went off and did a tour without our approval. Not happy with the direction they are taking him. Keef ends up making unsanctioned videos with child sex traffickers. Same sh*t over and over. Limiting his appeal to a wider audience and I’m not saying he should sell out, just be more prolific.” David is referring to Chief Keef’s “Let It Blow” music video which features Las Vegas rapper D. Flores, who was recently charged with kidnapping and forcing a 15 year old girl into prostitution.
David wrapped up his statement saying, “I don’t blame Keith. I blame his shady management – Keith is a f*cking rap superstar.” However, David had Sosa’s BMW i8 repossessed while he was out on tour. Hopefully, Keef can get back on track.
In October 2014, Sosa was dropped from Interscope Records. Due to Sosa making headlines day after day regarding jail stints, lawsuits, child support, probation violation, rehab, and a number of skipped shows, Interscope felt it was better to part ways.
