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Yeah he aint flow the best but his lyrics deep
really? to me his flow is top 5 lol. That plus his lyrics make him great. He doesn't waste a single line, no fillerOriginally Posted by Andy Warhov
Was Scarface the first rapper to start making songs talking about vulnerability like suicidal thoughts, anxiety, depression, loneliness, paranoia etc If not the first he's definitely one of the very first few, it's trendy to talk about it in the mid to late 1990's and especially now but he was putting that stuff out there in the 1989-1991 bragadocious era
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I can see this perspective. It's almost like he is talks his lyrics instead of forming a cadence. Lyrically he never disappoints though.
Cant no nother rapper from the south fuck with Scarface Discography
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And fuck T.I he wack
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Huge fan of early GB's and his first 3 solos. I've never given his later solo stuff enough of a chance tho. I got his autobiography recently. Can definitely see myself revisiting all those solo albums I never became very familiar with, while I'm reading that.
I haven't listened to enough geto boys and I'm kinda glad because I've been discovering stuff I haven't heard from them. Song I posted above, this week was the first I heard it.
Wow, you're in for a treat, man. 'Geto Boys', 'We Can't Be Stopped', and 'Til Death Do Us Part'...those are 3 of the most essential hip hop albums ever created.
Check out Bushwick's 'Phantom of the Rapra' album too.
Scarface was the only rapper to have Jay-z and Nas featured on the same album too besides Eminem.
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