Scarface Has Raps Best Discography

[shopthatwrecks]

face is/was a legitimate basketcase... he is 5150 the diary was the final chapter of his actual diary...plus he was on sherm alot of the time

prime example I said it be4... minds playing tricks on me... is a wet anthem ... everybody gave different effects face tripping losin his family... willie a baller u never expect to do it ....chuck fighting his shadow n stealing candy shyt

face has 4 phases of his career.


gb phase which he never wanted to do and was the only member to never leave the group... it was a never geto boys album without face no matter wha he thought about the group n willie mike or chuck was never featured on his solos ever but he was featured on mike n willie... he wasn't on chuck..he was burnt out on his theatrics lol

lil troy n troys lil bro Michael jermaine tales and the dairy(Mr scaface is back the world is yours and the diary) phase

the untouchable (untouchable fix last of a dying breed) phase

the final ride ( made emertius n deeply rooted) phase

 

[shopthatwrecks]

Like for real. I could understand if he said Ganksta NIP was over the top but not Face

eminem is ganksta nip of 8mile lol

 

[shopthatwrecks]

hard to argue.

Mr Scarface Is Back
The Diary
The Untouchable
The Fix

All masterpieces.

the fix is not touchin last of a dying breed untouchable of the diary ...i hate the fix lol

 

[HollywoodP]

the fix is not touchin last of a dying breed untouchable of the diary ...i hate the fix lol

I could see why some Scarface fans don't like The Fix as much as some of the Rap A Lot albums but hating it? I'm not a big fan of Last Of A Dying Breed though. That was one of them J Prince projects like Balls & My Word and My Homies pt 2. There's some cuts on there though.

 

[Ryda52]

I’d say Outkast, but I’m not sure if y’all counting groups or not. If not, for me it’s a tie between Ghostface and Nas. In terms of southern rappers, then yes, Scarface has the best solo discography from a southern artist.

 

[Ryda52]

The shock value wears off when you grow up

When I was young and hearing those albums when I was 14 it was like


I can’t imagine listening to it


Y’all old nikkas stuck in your second childhood

nikka basically just described Eminem.

 

[I love Latina women]

nikka basically just described Eminem.

Which is a huge reason why a lot of his music sounds like shyt now

 

[Mastamimd]

the fix is not touchin last of a dying breed untouchable of the diary ...i hate the fix lol

Most Houstonians do

 

[Iverson_64]

Hold up.

Are people really questioning Ghostface being in the conversation?

 

[boogers]

the fix is not touchin last of a dying breed untouchable of the diary ...i hate the fix lol

its easily his most overrated album. i think his 2nd LP the world is yours was really overlooked

 

[nieman]

I don't think The Fix is overrated. It's a great album. However, it is his most easily digestible, and most lighthearted. But you do still get typical Face...and it's still excellent, even if tame by Face's standards.

But he may be top 5. He does have some dudes/underwhelming albums.

Ghostface
Face
MC Eiht
Perhaps Game & Com Sense
Perhaps The Roots if they didn't have those handful of utter garbage albums


There really aren't that many with 75-80% of their catalog being great.

 

[mundL]

Catalogue wise his top 5-10 any day of the week

I just dont find myself listening to Face very often these days

 

[shopthatwrecks]

I could see why some Scarface fans don't like The Fix as much as some of the Rap A Lot albums but hating it? I'm not a big fan of Last Of A Dying Breed though. That was one of them J Prince projects like Balls & My Word and My Homies pt 2. There's some cuts on there though.

Last of a dying breed is Brad and Brad is talkin to yukmouth

What’s with you beefin’ with Scarface?
Them n*gga’s is beefin’ with me, man. I’m just defending myself, I’m a man. I just can’t let a n*gga just step all on me and do me wrong. My fans wouldn’t appreciate that, they wouldn’t even f*ck with Yuk no more if I let a n*gga do me like that. The whole sh*t started from them two n*gga’s. This n*gga (Scarface) – knowing that Too Short, we cool supposedly – but he knowing that this n*gga (Too Short) got an album talking about me don’t get on that song ‘cuz you gon’ automatically look like you talkin’ about me too. So this n*gga get on the song with Too Short, and Short talkin’ smack dead about me. I don’t know what made him do it. I guess he tryin’ to get his Oakland thug fan-base back, ‘cuz I rule that. So he gotta go head-to-head wit Yuk. He writes some lil’ sneaky sh*t. I’m a fan, I listen to his sh*t and hear him dissin’ me and then I hear the n*gga ‘Face on the next verse sayin’ some stupid sh*t about me. I’m like come on man, they ain’t sayin’ names, but we all know who the f*ck they talkin’ ’bout. So I came with my “Thug Lord” song. It was a lot of politics with that too. So I called J (Rap-A-Lot CEO) and was like, ‘J, I’m signed to you, f*ck ‘Face. This n*gga dissed me, I gotta song I’m sendin’ it to you.’ I gave n*gga’s a head up. I didn’t even do no sneaky sh*t, like putting it on the album after it got mixed and no one heard it. They (Scarface & J) called me on three-way and ‘Face was like, ‘dude, I’ll never diss you, we family. Too Short dissed you, but that was him.’ So I was cool, and took the song off my album. Then [‘Face] came out wit his album and he got like four or five songs about me but he ain’t sayin’ my name, feel me? What type of sh*t is this? It’s like he ain’t have sh*t to write about. It’s like his whole album was a battle rap album. He had a couple of songs that was about something, but the other sh*t was all about your boy. I don’t take two years to make an album, I do sh*t in three weeks. They feel I’m a young n*gga coming in the game. I ain’t tryna take sh*t over, we together. If I’m from Oakland, Short should be down with me. If I’m on Rap-A-Lot, ‘Face should be down with me, off top. The only n*gga I got beef with is Master P for bitin’ me. All these other n*gga’s, I’m just defending myself. That’s them, they on some ho sh*t. They some millionaires, they need to cut the b*tch sh*t out.

[\quote]Yukmouth: Beefin' with Scarface


Only thing j did was removed songs that he later put on my balls n my word

Recognize

bytch nikka …j flipped this it was a incomplete face song so he added his newest roster addition zro and add e Benard :: n Benard did somethin he should have did:: speak on another man song .. they asked face who was he dissin he said the song should have never been made or got out .:: here come Bernard sayin it wasn’t at 50 we love 50 :: it was aimed at lil Troy .: n Benard couldn’t have been more wrong



On my grind
Only your mother

 

[areohbee824]

He's got a legit case and he's my fav depending on the day, somewhere around 1-3 all time

 

[HollywoodP]

Last of a dying breed is Brad and Brad is talkin to yukmouth

I'll take Face word for it. I dont really care bout that other Yukmouth shyt.

Scarface explains his opinion of what caused the decline of Rap-A-Lot Records to Noisey. He says that the label’s CEO, J. Prince, was trying too hard to emulate Master P and No Limit Records.

“J Prince wanted to Master P the game,” Scarface says. “I was like, ‘Wow like we fukked up so bad trying to do Master P when we should’ve just continued to do us.’ I feel like that was the fall of Rap-A-Lot Records to me. A lot of people may not see it like that, and some people might have gotten paid but from a creative stand point, trying be like Master P and put out albums every six or seven minutes fukked up our brand. I think greed fukked up the brand.”

The Houston rapper blasts Prince for trying to release more music than Rap-A-Lot could handle. He says The World is Yours, The Last of a Dying Breed and Balls and My Word are all projects that were compromised. He is especially critical of 2006’s My Homies Part 2.

“He put my name on My Homies 2,” Scarface says of J. Prince. “If anything, I feel like he was trying to ruin my career with cut-away material that never ever made the album. Just a totally disrespectful dude when it came to your shyt. J didn’t give a fukk about you. He gave a fukk about him. He didn’t give a fukk about your family. He gave a fukk about his. He didn’t give a fukk who you fed. He only fed his people. That’s real shyt. I’m not making this shyt up.”