TOB says Chief Keef didn't pull 'Shake Dat' off streaming

DC go-go band TOB's viral record "Shake Dat (I Just Wanna Dance)," a go-go cover of Chicago rapper BabyChiefDoIt's "Ghetto Love Story," got pulled from streaming right as it was taking off. The song blew up after TOB performed it on Nucci's Front Porch, and Queen Peachifi's dance carried it across TikTok.

DC go-go band TOB's viral record "Shake Dat (I Just Wanna Dance)," a go-go cover of Chicago rapper BabyChiefDoIt's "Ghetto Love Story," got pulled from streaming right as it was taking off. The song blew up after TOB performed it on Nucci's Front Porch, and Queen Peachifi's dance carried it across TikTok. With the original song tied to Chief Keef's camp, fans pointed at Keef. TOB's Lil Chris told Aladdin Da Prince on 93.9 WKYS that Keef and his team weren't behind it. He alleged someone filed a fraudulent complaint, and said Keef publicly supported the record. Chris premiered a new studio version on WKYS and said the song would be back on streaming platforms that Monday; Apple Music now lists "Shake Dat (I Just Wanna Dance) [Studio Version]" as a single. Chris called the run a "second half comeback" for a band that has been playing for 22 years, and said more original music is coming in 2027.