The fallout over Chief Keef's canceled benefit concert in Chicago last weekend peaked today when the young rapper called out the city's mayor Rahm Emanuel with some choice words. The hologram performance was planned as a benefit for two victims of Chicago's gun violence earlier this month. When Chicago officials banned the concert the hologram performance was instead moved over to Indiana's Craze Fest. Shortly after Keef's hologram performance began, the feed was cut, and the mayor of Hammond, where Craze Fest takes place, took all the credit. Speaking about the lead-up to the performance and its eventual cancelation, Keef said, "[City officials] just be hating. They don?t want to see a young black man be successful and try to do something good. It?s crazy." As for Keef's message to Rahm Emmanuel? "If you ask me, man," he said, "F the mayor!"
