Chief Keef Tells 1.1 Million Twitter Followers to Vandalize Minneapolis Home

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Chief Keef called upon his 1.1 million Twitter followers to vandalize a Minneapolis, Minnesota home this past Friday, January 29. “Throw eggs and shit in a bag and rocks and all that at this address Ima repost it,” the Chicago rapper tweeted (now deleted). Not surprisingly, fans who lived near the area showed up to the house in large numbers and began posting pictures and videos on social media. The residents of the house, who happen to be three college women, told Minneapolis’ Eyewitness 5 News that they have no connection to Chief Keef and have no cluse as to why he targeted their home. One of the residents has since reached out to Keef on Twitter to get an explanation but hasn’t heard back.

“I’m fearing for my safety…I have two other roommates that aren’t able to come home tonight because of this, and it’s not going to end tonight. Social media goes on forever. You could re-tweet this in four months and throw eggs at my house” says Ashley, one of the women who lives in the home told Minneapolis’ Eyewitness 5 News.

Cops have been patrolling the house and have advised the women who lived there to stay somewhere else to be safe. One of the home’s residents, Ashley, shared some departing with Sosa who has yet to explain why he targeted their house.

“You have a lot of say in what goes on in the world, being so famous, that this is just kind of sickening in what you do with your time, and if you’re going to put a hit on a house, you make sure that they live there.