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.”

A teenage Chicago rap sensation is turning heads in the realm of social media. Rapper Lil’ Mouse, 13, is at the center of controversy over his profane and derogatory lyrics.

Chicago rapper Chief Keef, known for his hit song “Don’t Like,” is now trying his hand in the R&B arena. The Interscope Records artist can be seen in footage below singing and dancing to a soulful tune.

Chicago native Chief Keef took to Twitter to send his condolences to slain rapper Lil’ JoJo’s family.

Lupe Fiasco stirred quite the commotion in the world of Hip Hop and Chicago rap when he spoke out against the growing popularity of rap newcomer Chief Keef and his group Glory Boyz Entertainment.

Teenage Chicago rapper Lil’ Mouse is having quite the week after being featured on Hip-Hop superstar Lil’ Wayne’s highly anticipated “Dedication 4” mixtape. The 13-year-old rapper’s controversial single “Get Smoked” was remixed by Wayne on track eight of the mixtape.

Chief Keef associate Lil’ Reese took to Twitter to express his concern with the rising violence in Chicago. Lil’ Reese has been in the news as of late amid the shooting death of fellow Chicago rapper Lil’ JoJo. Authorities are investigating Chief Keef and Lil’ Reese for a possible connection in Lil’ JoJo’s murder.

Rapper The Game took to Twitter and Instagram to express sympathy for the Chiacago’s climbing murder rate and the death of 16-year-old Chicago rapper Lil’ JoJo. Lil JoJo, born Joseph Coleman, was murdered in a hail of gunfire Tuesday night hours following a dispute with a member of Keef’s camp. Coleman allegedly had an ongoing dispute with Chief Keef’s entourage and members of the Black Disciple street gang.

Authorities are investigating the tragic death of a teenage Chicago rapper who was killed in a hail of bullets Tuesday night.

Authorities are investigating whether Chicago Rapper Chief Keef was involved in the shooting death fellow Chicago emcee Lil JoJo.

Chief Keef let it be known in Twitterspehere he doesn’t like fellow Chicago rhymer Lupe Fiasco. The Hip-Hop newcomer even threatened to physically harm the veteran.