Bridgeview, Illinois – Chief Keef, the polarizing rapper known for his influence in the 2010s, has once again stirred controversy with his recent political statements. The rapper tweeted “Trump 2024” alongside a photo of himself standing at a podium, only to claim hours later that his account had been hacked.
Taking to Instagram, Chief Keef alerted his fans about the hack, stating, “Twitter is hacked. Management.” The timing of the incident raises questions, as the rapper’s statement doesn’t directly address the content of the controversial tweet. Notably, this isn’t the first time Chief Keef has publicly discussed former President Donald Trump.
In August 2023, following Trump’s arrest, Chief Keef posted an edited image of the former President throwing up gang signs. In an unexpected turn, he praised Trump’s potential prison performance, saying, “Nah, my boy in dat b*tch bangin’ on dem folks. I know whatever deck he’s on, he’s good in the hood for sure. He finna run the prison. That boy finna be eating like a MF—all da Blacks finna have my boy back.”
This stands in stark contrast to Chief Keef’s confusion over Kanye West’s endorsement of Trump in 2018. The Windy City legend had previously stated, “I am not a fan of Trump. I don’t understand that connection, but Kanye does what he wants.”
Interestingly, Chief Keef shares a pro-Trump stance with fellow rapper Sexyy Red. During a recent appearance on the podcast “This Weekend,” Red expressed her support for Trump, citing the need for stimulus checks. “Yeah, they support him in the hood. We need him back because, baby, them checks. Them stimulus checks. Trump, we miss you.”
While Chief Keef has not officially declared himself a Trump supporter, the recent tweet attributed to his hacked account leaves room for speculation. Fans will have to wait and see what Keef has to say about the matter.
