It appears to be official. The new bad boys of the rap game are linking up for a song.

Controversial artist Lil’ Mouse tweeted he was set to record a song with newly signed Interscope artist Chief Keef. The “Don’t Like” artist even retweeted Lil’ Mouse confirming the collaboration.

“About to record a track wit my homie chief keef from my city #weonone,” Lil’ Mouse wrote.



Chief Keef recently took to Twitter to congratulate the 13-year-old artist on his recent appearance on Lil’ Wayne “Dedication 4” mixtape.

“Big Ups Lil Mouse,” he wrote.



Lil’ Wayne featured up-and-coming Chicago rapper Lil’ Mouse for a remix of the 13-year-old emcee’s song “Get Smoked.” The Young Money Cash Money Billionaire traded bars with the South Side Chicago rapper on track eight of his mixtape.

“I’m rolling/ All my n***gas rolling/Keep that f***king red bandanna Hulk Hogan,” Lil’ Wayne raps.

Lil’ Mouse enters the song with familiar lyrics from the original “Get Smoked” song.

“30 clips and them hollow tips make him do the running man,” he raps.

The 13-year-old rapper, who represents the Wild Wild Hundreds on the city’s gritty South Side, made the front page of the Chicago Sun Times after an uproar erupted of the young emcee’s presence in his video.

Chicago rapper Lil’ Mouse took to Twitter to defend himself amid the criticism he is receiving over his derogatory lyrical content and offensive viral music video “Get Smoked.”

“DESPITE What People think, I’m just like any other entertainer, I’m just only 13, and everybody not gon understand mouse, my neighborhood or surroundings, I rap about what I see and know, not what I glorify #HellaBandz,” he wrote.





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