Rehab is an unreleased album by Chief Keef from the Rehab era. unreleased.world has 26 tracks from it, 1 hr 34 min of music in all.
“Ignorant” is the longest at 6:41.
Every track streams free in the player; open the album to hear it start to finish.
The community tracker documents all of these 26 tracks, with producer credits for 23; it is in the tracklist below.
Tracklist
- 1Granny's [V1]OG · prod. OTWGBeats3:34
- 1I Ain't TrippenThrowaway · prod. Dolan Beats5:13
- 2GLOCompilation3:50
- 3InstagramCompilation · prod. Nito Beats3:04
- 4UpsetCompilation2:09
- 5Bitches In The RoomThrowaway · prod. 12Hunna3:17
- 6SafetyCompilation · prod. DathanBeatz4:00
- 7For SaleThrowaway · prod. TrackDealaz2:23
- 8Little BeefThrowaway · prod. Metro Boomin2:52
- 9Aston MartinCompilation · prod. Jayrox4:50
- 10IgnorantCompilation · prod. Wolves6:41
- 11SillyCompilation4:47
- 12NascarCompilation · prod. C4Bombs2:45
- 13YBBLThrowaway · prod. Young Chop2:41
- 14Squidward TenaclesCompilation · prod. Sean Sizzle2:41
- 15Fuck NiggaThrowaway · prod. Chief Keef5:11
- 16AwkwardThrowaway · prod. Chief Keef3:53
- 17TrustThrowaway · prod. Chief Keef, 12Hunna4:24
- 18CussinCompilation · prod. Ace Bankz3:35
- 19Mac 10Compilation · prod. ZtheSavage3:17
- 20Wake UpCompilation · prod. DJ Kenn3:45
- 21TTCompilation · prod. Metro Boomin, DJ Spinz1:57
- 22Can't FitCompilation · prod. Metro Boomin, Jay-O Luciano, Doughboy2:17
- 23Bussin'Throwaway · prod. Young Malcolm3:46
- 24Mando [V1]Throwaway · prod. Sonny Digital, B-Wheezy3:37
- 25Mando [V2]Throwaway · prod. Sonny Digital, B-Wheezy3:39
Play Rehab in the player — every track, free, in order.
The Rehab era
Rehab is the Chief Keef era Rehab belongs to. It is the only project from this era on unreleased.world so far.
Sosa’s heavy drug use and legal infractions caught up with him when a judge ordered a 90-day stint in a residential rehab center after a failed probation drug test. Cut off from his home setup, he returned to professional studios, bringing a sober, renewed energy to his recording process. This era introduced his infamous "Aye" adlib and largely abandoned the autotune with a layered flow and longer songs.