Chief Keef says he's going to change in rehab
Let's be real. Chief Keef gets arrested more often than you or I go to the grocery store. Trying to keep up with the Chicago teenager's myriad legal issues is nothing short of exhausting. Apparently, Keef is getting tired of it, as well. He told a TMZ photog that he's ready to change as he walked through LAX on his way to a 30-day stint in court-ordered rehab.
Check out a repentant Keef below:
Keef claims that he's going to stop smoking weed and says that he chose a horse ranch for his community service not because he likes shoveling horse poop, but because he wants to work with children.
Sosa, like Wu-Tang before him, is for the children.
Finally, Keef summed up his new stance by saying "I growed up", changing his mind and sneaking a plug in for his Glo Boy clothing line and label.
Keef's current legal troubles stem from a speeding ticket that he received earlier this year. While on probation, Keef failed two drug tests and was ordered to rehab by a Cook County judge.