Known for his visceral storytelling woven within hard-knocking beats, Keef’s influence runs deep, extending far beyond his solo work into a sprawling tapestry of collaborations and features. His partnerships read like a who’s who of the music industry, boasting names such as Kanye West, A$AP Rocky, Lil Yachty, and Playboi Carti, alongside burgeoning talents like NLE Choppa and Ski Mask The Slump God. These alliances have not only showcased his versatility but have also served as a bridge between different hip-hop generations and styles. From the gritty streets of Chicago to the sunny coasts of California, Chief Keef’s collaborative ventures have varied in sound but remained consistent in impact, embodying the raw, unfiltered essence of street life while pushing the boundaries of the genre.
So let’s get into it. From song Mileage to song Say Ya Grace, here are the best of Chief Keef’s features & collaborations that are hot right now as ranked by fan votes.
1 Nightcrawler
Released: 2015
Features: Travis Scott, Swae Lee, Chief Keef
Travis Scott, Swae Lee, and Chief Keef join forces to deliver a track brimming with energy, embodying the nocturnal decadence of parties, money, and the wild side of fame. The lyrics, “All the money, all the hoes, and the alcohol / All these hundreds and these thousands, I’ma spend it all,” encapsulate the track’s lavish and carefree spirit. Chief Keef’s contribution adds a raw and gritty flavor, marking the song as a standout collaboration in hip-hop’s party repertoire.
2 I Don’t Like
Released: 2012
Features: Chief Keef, Lil Reese
The track’s gritty realism and uncompromising honesty spotlight the daily aversions experienced in urban environments. A standout line that embodies the track’s essence is “A fuck nigga, that’s that shit I don’t like”, which concisely captures the disdain for inauthenticity and betrayal, themes deeply woven into the fabric of hip-hop culture, making the track an anthem for authenticity.
3 Hate Bein’ Sober
Released: 2012
Features: Chief Keef, 50 Cent, Wiz Khalifa
With its catchy hook and pulsating beats produced by Young Chop, the track became a standout in Chief Keef’s discography, reflecting the carefree, indulgent ethos of youth and fame. Lyrically, it revels in substance use as a form of rebellion and identity, challenging societal norms around sobriety. “Damn I hate bein’ sober, I’m a smoker. Fredo a drinker, Tadoe off molly water. We can’t spell sober.” This line underlines the song’s unabashed embrace of their lifestyle choices.
4 Say Ya Grace
Released: 2024
Features: Lyrical Lemonade, Chief Keef, Lil Yachty
This collaboration stands as a testament to their ability to blend irreverence with sharp lyrical prowess, underscoring themes of success, dominance, and the hedonistic lifestyle that accompanies fame. A standout line that captures the essence of their nonchalant bravado is “Kill ’em with kindness, then piss on they grave”, demonstrating their disregard for opposition, a thematic staple in the world of hip-hop bravado.
5 All The Parties
Released: 2023
Features: Drake, Chief Keef
6 Save That Shit
Released: 2012
Features: Chief Keef, Soulja Boy
They flex their muscles over a catchy beat, flaunting their success, wealth, and disregard for the opposition. A standout line that encapsulates the song’s essence is “Like bad kids, bitch, we reckless”, which draws a vivid picture of their untamed and carefree lifestyle, standing as a testament to their defiance and resilience in the face of adversity and criticism.
7 Don’t Like.1
Released: 2022
Features: Kanye West, Chief Keef, Pusha T, Big Sean, Jadakiss
Joined by hip-hop heavyweights Kanye West, Pusha T, Big Sean, and Jadakiss, each verse brims with disdain for disingenuous characters in the game, making it a rallying cry for authenticity. “A snitch nigga, that’s that shit I don’t like”, Keef’s chorus encapsulates the track’s essence, cementing its place as a hip-hop manifesto against betrayal and falsehood.
8 DIRTY NACHOS
Released: 2024
Features: Chief Keef, Mike WiLL Made-It
With Mike WiLL Made-It’s signature production, the song resonates with a bass-heavy backdrop perfect for Keef’s gritty delivery. A standout line that encapsulates Keef’s nonchalant swagger is, “I might be with a Chinese bitch, but bitch, I’m Capanese”, demonstrating his mastery in blending humor with his unique lingo and world view, making this collaboration unforgettable in the streets and beyond.
9 Bean
Released: 2020
Features: Lil Uzi Vert, Chief Keef
The collaboration is dynamite, with both artists flexing their lyrical prowess and rich lifestyles, encapsulated by Chief Keef’s gritty, unapologetic delivery. A standout moment that packs a punch is when Chief Keef asserts their dominance and resilience in the face of adversity, “You be gettin’ bands? Hardly, yeah.” It’s a testament to their unwavering spirit, mirroring Kobe’s perseverance on the court.
10 Mileage
Released: 2018
Features: Playboi Carti, Chief Keef
“Hmm, she got more mileage than a car / And she just pulled up to the spot, spot, spot.”
11 Uh Uh
Released: 2018
Features: Chief Keef, Playboi Carti
Merging Keef’s drill roots with Carti’s playful ad-libs, the track is a celebration of street life, juxtaposing the high life with its inherent risks. A standout line that captures the essence of the song is “Too much dope in here, I can’t smell, smell”, emphasizing the overwhelming intensity of their lifestyle. This collab balances gritty realism with an infectious beat, making it a quintessential anthem for hustlers and the hype.
12 Semi On Em
Released: 2014
Features: Gucci Mane, Chief Keef
Both artists contribute their unique flair to the track, blending Gucci’s Southern swagger with Keef’s drill scene influence. The result is a hard-hitting anthem that’s as much about their personal hustle as it is a declaration of superiority in the game. A standout line that encapsulates the vibe of the song is “Ridin’, Hemi, semi on me, catch his ass, semi on ’em”, underscoring the ever-present readiness and resilience that defines their lifestyles.
13 Winnin
Released: 2012
Features: Chief Keef, King Louie
This track speaks volumes about resilience, triumph, and the relentless pursuit of success amidst adversity. With its hard-hitting beats and raw, unfiltered lyrics, it’s a celebration of overcoming obstacles and coming out on top. A standout line from Chief Keef, “I can’t lose bitch, I’m so used to winnin’, sums up the unyielding spirit of the song, echoing a mindset familiar to anyone clawing their way to the top against the odds.
14 Bow Bow Bow
Released: 2023
Features: Sexyy Red, Chief Keef
The song is brimming with defiant energy, marked by a bouncy beat that underscores the artists’ frustrations and misgivings about their past partners. Within this chaos, Chief Keef’s line “Fuck my baby mama, she a dusty-ass bitch, she have a baby every summer”, stands out for its brutal honesty and showcases the gritty, real-life issues often explored in their music.
15 3Hunna
Released: 2012
Features: Chief Keef, Rick Ross
Embodying the raw energy and unfiltered reality of Chicago’s drill scene, Keef declares his allegiance to his crew and lifestyle, marking his territory with “Nigga I’m 3Hunna bang”. Ross adds depth with his verse, painting a vivid picture of the consequences and stakes involved. This track is a declaration of survival and dominance in a world where only the realest thrive.
16 CHOPPA SHOOT THE LOUDEST
Released: 2021
Features: Lil Tecca, Chief Keef, Trippie Redd
The trio showcases their unique styles, blending raw energy with clever wordplay. One standout line that encapsulates the track’s high-octane vibe is from Chief Keef, “Choppa shoot the loudest, choppa hit the target”, emphasizing their dominance in the game and their unapologetic approach to their craft. This collaboration is a testament to their ability to command attention and make an indelible mark on the listener.
17 Cut the Check
Released: 2015
Features: Mac Miller, Chief Keef
“I’m way too young to be this rich, I don’t know what to do with all this shit,”
18 Blew My High
Released: 2013
Features: Chief Keef, DJ Scream
Navigating through a world where luxury and danger intertwine, Keef’s narrative is punctuated by a brutal honesty about the streets and the fleeting nature of peace. “You scared to Go to church, bitch kumbaya / Them pistols get to bustin bu ya ya”, strikes hard, encapsulating the merge of vulnerability and aggression in his reality. This track is a raw reflection on the personal cost of living fast and aiming high.
19 All The Parties
Released: 2023
Features: Drake, Chief Keef
20 MURDAMAN!
Released: 2022
Features: YungManny, Chief Keef
The blend of aggression and authenticity, coupled with their unapologetic delivery, crafts an anthem that resonates with those who live by similar codes. “And I swear to God, that God the only nigga I’m worshippin’, showcases not just the rawness but the realness, pushing the boundaries of what contemporary hip-hop can convey.
21 Blowin` Minds
Released: 2017
Features: A$AP Mob, A$AP Rocky, A$AP NAST, A$AP ANT, Chief Keef, Playboi Carti
Each artist brings their A-game, but Chief Keef’s presence elevates the track, mixing street credibility with luxury. The synergy between heavy hitters like A$AP Rocky, A$AP Nast, A$AP Ant, Chief Keef, and Playboi Carti creates a sonic landscape that’s both dreamy and grounded. “All new watch, that bitch blow minds / When we show up, you know it’s showtime”, perfectly encapsulates the song’s essence—flaunting success while staying true to their roots.
22 Ghetto Princess
Released: 2023
Features: Sexyy Red, Chief Keef
“All this lemon-lime I pour, they think Chief Sosa got an endorsement”
23 Diamonds
Released: 2012
Features: Chief Keef, French Montana
With Young Chop’s booming production serving as the backdrop, both Keef and Montana spit verses about the blinding allure of their jewels, the envy they stir, and the lavish spending habits that define their status. A standout line that sums up the track’s essence is, “I swear my diamonds are so blinding please don’t look at my wrist.” This line not only emphasizes the track’s theme of wealth and extravagance but also showcases their nonchalant attitude towards their riches.
24 Understand Me
Released: 2012
Features: Chief Keef, Jeezy
With a raw delivery, they paint a vivid picture of life’s rough edges, where flexing with stacks becomes a language of its own. A standout line from Chief Keef, “I be flexing now my money come in handy (flexin’, flexin’, flexin’)”, encapsulates the essence of the track – a rugged anthem for those grinding day and night to make their mark and be understood in a world that often overlooks them.
