chance and after his juvenile bid, Chief Keef will
have a second life. Chicago's "Rooftop Pastor"
Reverand Corey Brooks plans on baptizing the
trouble teen MC once he returns.
Rev. Brooks visited Chief Keef and claims the teen
"is not a bad kid" and mis-perception, not pure
evil, is the reason for his mischief, according to
Global Grind. "I think people forget he is 17 years
old," Brooks says. The New Beginnings Church
pastor further humanized the destructive image
of Chief Keef Keith Cozart:
"He is an entertainer, that is how he sees himself.
But at the same time, he has a God-
consciousness. He is not some terror who is
wreaking havoc."
The baptism is expected to take place at Rev.
Brooks' New Beginnings Church in Chicago's
Woodlawn neighborhood.
Corey Brooks is known as the "rooftop pastor" for
his 94-day vigil atop a now-demolished Super
Motel across from the New Beginnings Church
aimed to bring a community center to the area in
the midst of the recent violence. The innovative
religious leader received $100,000 from Tyler
Perry in February of last year.
In addition to a baptism, Chief Keef will be coming
home to a child support case for a baby he
allegedly fathered in 2011.
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