Ain't Nothing

Album: Bang 3 (2015)
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  • Spitting over Ace Bankz's dark and choppy beat, Chief Keef brags about his riches:

    Been gettin' money since '08 summer
    I been riding hunnids
    That ain't nothin' That ain't nothin'
    I been getting money been spending money boy that's little money
    That ain't nothin' That ain't nothin'
    Made it out the jects now I'm on a jet
    Still throwing up my set


    Keef made it out of Chicago's O Block ("the jects"-the projects) and is now living the good life.
  • The 6400 block of South Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, is known as the O Block after the late 20-year-old Odee Perry. A member of the Chicago Black Disciples gang, he was shot dead in 2011 - one of 19 people shot on O Block within a space of three years. It is regarded as the most dangerous stretch of road in Chicago.

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