“I’ll never forget the day I had to bury my brother.”
– Swagg Dinero

Thomas Morton of Noisey touched on Chief Keef’s rivalry with the Lil JoJo. Morton went onto probe whether social media played a factor in the “3HunnaK” rapper’s death.

“I Might not always Be #BDK forever, But on JoJo, On everything i love, Imma ALWAYS BE 300k”
– Swagg

Chicago rapper Swagg recently clowned GBE rapper Chief Keef for his use of the phrase “Macaroni Time.”

Chief Keef will not let slain Chicago rapper Lil’ JoJo rest in peace. The Interscope artist again mocked the “3HunnaK” rapper in a message posted to his Twitter account.

Loz Angeles Legend has animated a viral hit song from slain Chicago rapper Lil’ JoJo.

Chicago rapper Lil’ Mister sat down for an interview with Only 4 The Real to discuss his fallen comrade Lil’ JoJo’s death.

In a subtle, yet not so subtle message, Interscope rapper Chief Keef appears to have taken aim once again at slain Chicago rapper Lil’ JoJo.

Coming off the heels of slain Chicago rapper Lil’ JoJo’s “3HunnaK,” Gangster Disciple Killa Kellz filmed a music video for his Smylez-produced “300k” song.

Chicago artist $wagg released a much-anticipated and very important mixtape to the delight of very eager fans.

Slain Chicago rapper Lil JoJo, whose real name is Joseph Coleman, openly professed his affiliation to the street gang Brick Squad, a faction of the gangster disciples. Coleman’s rap career grew in popularity upon releasing the highly controversial song “3HunnaK.” Sadly, this song is what led to his early demise.