Back from the Dead

CTL-E-3503 · Work · album · 2012

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Chief Keef’s 2012 mixtape; its single “I Don’t Like” launched him nationally.

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Back from the Dead is Chief Keef's 2012 mixtape, released March 12, 2012 on Glory Boyz Entertainment and produced by Young Chop; its single 'I Don't Like' launched him nationally.

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