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Migos and Chief Keef Apparently End Beef
12/10/2014
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(Radio.com) It's been a tense past month for Migos and Chief Keef, whose feud started when the Atlanta rap trio were jumped at their own show and the Chicago rapper posted a cryptic Instagram that made it seem like he was involved. To make matters worse, his cousin GBE affiliate Fredo Santana threatened the group's lives on Twitter.

But Monday night the two parties didn't act like there's any bad blood while at an event in New York, seeming to indicate that if there was a problem at all, it's now been resolved.

Migos even posted a picture of their crews together along with the caption, "Miglo." That would coincide with a statement Migos gave to Billboard last month concerning the two groups. Read more here.

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