Memo600 Says NBA YoungBoy's MASA Tour Was Bigger Than Chief Keef's Chicago Homecoming

Chicago rapper Memo600 says NBA YoungBoy's MASA Tour had more motion than Chief Keef's Northerly Island homecoming. His opinion, on camera, in a mymixtapez clip. Keef and YoungBoy have not responded.

Chicago's own Memo600 is saying something a lot of the city won't love: NBA YoungBoy had more motion on his MASA Tour than Chief Keef did when Sosa finally came home.

In an interview clip posted by mymixtapez on Oct. 12, Memo600 broke it down. YoungBoy got off house arrest, went on tour all over the world and sold out everywhere. "I ain't going to lie," he said, swearing on his late brother Steve. "I feel like that YoungBoy [stuff] was bigger than Sosa coming back."

This is his opinion, not a sales chart. He did not give ticket numbers.

Memo600 is from the South Side and came up around Keef and the 600 crew, so this is not an outsider talking. That is what makes it land.

For context, Keef played Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island on Sept. 23, 2026. It was his first headlining show inside Chicago city limits in 14 years, after the original Sept. 12 date got canceled hours before doors. Fake Shore Drive's Andrew Barber put the crowd around 30,000, per Vice.

Neither Chief Keef nor NBA YoungBoy has responded publicly to Memo600's comments as of Tuesday morning.

Sources: mymixtapez on X (Oct. 12, 2026 interview clip); Daily Loud on X (Oct. 13); TrapHop's Sept. 27 Chief Keef homecoming report (Block Club Chicago, Chicago Sun-Times, Vice). Photo: frame from the Oct. 12 mymixtapez interview clip (Memo600).