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Chief Keef says he’s done with Interscope Records

By Sun-Times

Chief Keef has taken to Twitter to express displeasure with his former label. He references Dr. Dre’s departure,that Interscope is no longer in his financial picture,he may leak some tracks, and that he looks forward to making it on his own.

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