Chief Keef, a 17-year-old rapper currently serving time in juvenile detention reportedly has MAJOR plans upon his release. More details after the jump.
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The Rev. Corey Brooks, known as the “rooftop pastor,” took to his Twitter page to tell his follows, and friends that he was set to meet with the young rapper at the state juvenile detention facility in west suburban St. Charles for a two-hour meeting. Several people who witnessed the tweet, sent their prayers to Chief Keef in hopes that the meeting would be a success.
After their talk, Brooks posted an updated tweet letting people know that he will indeed baptize Chief Keef, who is currently serving time for violating his parole.
“I think people forget he is 17 years old,” Brooks said. “He is not a bad kid.” He believes there is still hope for the Chicago rapper and plans to perform the baptism at his non-denominational New Beginnings Church in the Woodlawn neighborhood.
Brooks stated the young entertainer “has had a chance to think. He is an entertainer, that is how he sees himself. But at the same time, he has a God-consciousness. He is not some terror who is wreaking havoc.”
Peep the tweets from fans in the gallery above.
