Back From The Dead is a Hip-Hop album by Chief Keef, originally released in 2012.
About
“2012, that’s my year,” Chief Keef predicts on “Winnin,” one of <i>Back from the Dead</i>’s many standout track. He couldn’t have known how right he wa. By the time his second mixtape premiered that March, the 16-year-old was a minor viral sensation. But <i>Back from the Dead</i> launched the dread-headed rapper into the stratosphere. Suddenly, all anyone could talk about was drill, the newly minted trap offshoot that lurched to its own sing-song rhythm, and which had been bubbling up on Chicago’s South Side for a couple of years now, just outside the media’s view. <i>Back from the Dead</i> was an ideal intro to a sound that would soon dominate hip-hop. But it was also an immersive crash course in the lingo and worldview of a teenager growing up in a neighborhood the media often uses as a shorthand for American gun violence. .
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Tracklist
- 1Monster3:38
- 2My N****s (feat. SD)3:43
- 3Sosa3:22
- 4Winnin (feat. King Louie)4:00
- 5I Don't Like (feat. Lil Reese)4:54
- 6True Religion Fein (feat. Yale Lucciani)4:00
- 7Designer2:21
- 8I Don't Know Dem4:00
- 9Everyday3:32
- 10Trust None (feat. Johnny May Cash)2:03
- 113hunna (Remix) [feat. Soulja Boy Tell 'Em]3:29
- 12Save That Shit (feat. Soulja Boy Tell 'Em)3:33
Sound DNA
- Hip-Hop
- Trap
- raw
- swaggering
- urban
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