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RapReview Of The Week  [Finally Rich] Chief Keef :: Finally Rich
Interscope Records  Author: Patrick Taylor  There were almost
500 homicides in Chicago in 2012, mostly shootings, mostly gang-
related, and mostly involving young African-American men. The
local street rap that eminates from Chicago's most violent
districts is called drill music. Drill is slang for revenge, and
revenge factors heavily into many of Chicago's homicides.
Seventeen-year-old record label head, internet sensation,
rapper, and father Keith "Chief Keef" Cozart is a product,
chronicler, and possibly participant of the violence in Chicago.
He grew up in Chicago's South Side, one of the epicenter of that
city's recent wave of shootings, and is the most famous drill
music artist. His debut album, "Finally Rich," was released last
month.  It's hard to listen to Keef's music without thinking
about everything except the music. Here's a guy glorifying gun
violence who comes from a commun