Hey Guys I love the way you guy broke down "The Diary" I'm N.O. Joe. I also produced and mixed the entire Ridin Dirty UGK with Pimp C Album and several other southern classics The entire Geto Boys "Til death do us part" album where I introduced the b3 Organs and live instrumentation southern hip hop and created a unique sound. Check out my breakdown of "I Seen a man die" song th-cam.com/video/b0x0ckZ34OI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=i8D4GrWNn30SKXwP Thanks! 🤘🏽
Cause I'm thinking about this even more current day you can say with 'The Fix' and 'Last of a Dying Breed' features and more. Scarface never disappoints.
Yes the hook for "Goin Down" is a sample of Nena-99 Red Balloons or (german version) 99 Luft Balloons that track "Hand Of The Dead Body" are maybe the 2 favs on the album that i can recall
Check out "The Fix" and "Deeply Rooted". Scarface is so nice and has a lot of range. You can see his growth from The Ghetto Boys albums and his solo outtings. He still manages to be him, though.
Devin The Dude is the guy singing on the the hook of "Hand of the Dead Body" with Ice Cube. One of the most talented artist to come out of Rap A Lot started out in the group The Odd Squad then became a member of Facemob. One of the most underrated rappers of all time, his music is more comedic and blues oriented as far as content goes.
I always enjoy your reactions but this was probably the greatest one of them all. To see how you both found out about the genius of Scarface with all his facetts plus the fantastic productions by the legends Mike Dean, N.O. Joe and Uncle Eddie, your enthusiasm for nearly every song...the sharp analysis of the tracks by Pops + his honest opinions and the love for details by Kay. Like someone else said...enjoy your Rap-ALot Records journey, cause there's so many fantastic albums released on that label. You will like it for sure...even though Scarface might be untopable, but the label roster had such a variety and always backed up by the greatest productions by Mike Dean, N.O. Joe and more. Check out 5th Ward Boyz, Blac Monks & Mr. 3-2, 5th Ward Juvenilez, Ganksta Nip, Devin The Dude & Oddsquad, DMG, A-G-2-A-Kee, Menace Clan, Seagram, Facemob, Too Much Trouble's 2nd album (the first one will be too rough & brutal for you I guess), Big Mike, Poppa LQ, the Do or Die debut album and of course Bushwick Bill "The Phantom Of The Rapra" 58:36
I’m extremely curious to see how your father reacted to this!! Your father’s appreciation for hip hop leaves me speechless. I don’t think a lot of people realize hip hop is a newer form of music that was not accepted when it first came out especially gangster rap like Scarface. CD’s of artists like Scarface, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, NWA, etc. were openly destroyed in the streets, banned from radio stations, with politicians even speaking out against these artists. White Sheet is one of my favorites. Only problem with this album is it’s to short.
Hello! I have been watching you two for awhile and truly enjoy your reactions and discussion. I wanted to weigh in on the discussion around 12:40 when you start analyzing the last part of the song. This is one of my favorite songs! In my circle (limited, I know) and interpretation, the song is a pretty directly a revenge song for someone who killed his best friend. I do agree that he is grappling with a bit of guilt about what has to happen, but the emotion is pure rage. They don't trust to the police to care or follow up so he is doing it himself. Street justice. ("Since you like to kill, then your ass has got fry, but ain't no police, therefore your ass has to die...") He can't sleep at night because he can't rest until he has completed his mission to avenge this friend. That is what haunts him. ("I see your picture in my mind and my hand shakes.") Shakes with sadness at the memory of his friend. It also shakes at the image of the man who killed his friend still in the land of the living. He has anger and anticipation to finish the job. That the expectations of his crew and what his OGs (elders) told him to do. ("And we real with this shit, so we stay true, since we bang, then we do what OGs say do." That is the interpretation I know from conversations I have had about this song. I've also heard it MANY times! Fun fact this will be mentioned 90,000x but this is heavily featured in cult classic movie Office Space! Happy Friday and keep it going 🙂
Great interpretation of the song, I always thought his albums were therapeutic in a sense. Having to deal with living in those types of neighborhoods and what all comes with it. The way he's always talking about his mental state, I'm sure he opened a few eyes with his lyrics.
Since you seem to know what you’re talking about, do you think No Tears and Jesse James are part of the same story? Because in No Tears he talks about what he wants to do to his target, and in the song after that he IMMEDIATELY talks about how he snuck up on his target
This was awesome bro. You should do " The Fix" album by Scarface. You and your dad would enjoy it. Kanye on production and songs with Jay z, kelly price ,beanie , etc. On kanyes through the wire music video it shows kanye coming to Houston working with scarface for the Fix album !!! Keep up these good videos and much respect to you and your dad bro 💯
I recommend all albums. And Geto boy albums. I been a fan since the 8th grade. I'm 47 now. But the made album and the fix and the last two deeply rooted and the lost files. And a album called work ethic and he put a group out called the product he's all over it and they are lyricsly just as good as he. Please have a Scarface month any questions about Scarface or Houston rap trust me I'm the go to guy. I listen to Scarface daily since 1987. And pos right about hearing ice cube in his delivery he said himself he gets a from ice cube he said he cheated and got some from every MC and packaged it up. He is legally marked manic depressive
One of my top 5 cds of all time. I still know it from start to finish. I was in high school when this came out and I was transfixed. Y’all should do a review again after listening to it a few more times. Lol
Its time you go down the Devin the Dude journey. He’s also all time great lyricist and story teller from Houston (was also on the Chronic 2000 album) and so many classics. Maybe start with the Album Just tryin to Live or Lacville 79 track or Doobie Astray.
I commented this a few minutes earlier. Then I started browsing through the comments to see if any one else caught it. That was also one of my favorite traccs to listen to while playing Gran Turismo 3!
Classic story telling! Check out the self titled song "Scarface" on the 1989 Geto Boys Album "Grip it on that other level". (He made 3 Mr. Scarface songs this is the 1st.) You should also do the full Scarface Album "The Untouchable". ● Other notable classic Solo Scarface Songs (So many)-- Now I Feel Ya, Win Lose or Draw, Gotta get Paid, Never, Who do you believe in, Exit Plan, Rooted, Do What I Do, In & out, In cold Blood, On My Block, Cold Blooded, Sleepin in my Nikes.... ● Other notable classic Solo Bushwick Bill Songs- Ever so Clear, Chuckie, Ex-Girlfriend ● Other notable classic Solo Willie D Songs- Bald headed hoes, I need some Pussy ■ Other notable classic Geto Boys songs-- Assassins, Mind of a lunatic, Gangsta of Love, Let a Ho be a Ho, Im not a gentleman, Damn it feels good to be a gangsta, Yes Yes Yall, First Light of the day, Time Taker, Still, Do it like it G.O.... Have fun!
Great reaction to a great classic album. There are just a few little things I wanted to point out. I always felt like there was a subtle narrative to this album. Notice how continuous it is? Each song sort of goes right into the next one, even if connected by an interlude or skit... they often feel like a continuation of the "scene" before. Some almost feel like the next moment, while others are the next day or week. Y'know, like diary entries. Also, on "Never Seen A Man Cry", I always interpreted that chorus to mean, similarly to your interpretation, that as a product of a tough environment filled with machismo, that he had never witness a man shedding tears until he saw a man die, possibly by his own hand. However, I take it as though HE is the one crying. He never knew such grief and remorse until he witnessed, or possibly committed murder. Also, if you go back to the Tiny Desk, he shares a little anecdote about how he and Mike Dean were working on the song, and his cousin had come to visit the studio. I think the voices at the beginning are from them talking in the studio. I'm looking forward to you guys doing Isaac Hayes, and PLEASE do some Devin The Dude. You loved him on this album, and I think you'd like some of his other work. He is a brilliant, yet largely unsung rapper/singer who has collaborated with many of the greats from the South and West.
Love this Father/Son relationship yall have. It’s a thing of beauty! Please react to a artist/rapper from Detroit named Esham. React to his album “Boomin Words From Hell” or “KKKill the Fetus”. Keep doing what you’re doing its great to see!
Killing don't make us no difference, dying don't make us no difference. Means they don't care about killing or about dying We use the phrase "don't make me no difference" means we're impartial to whatever the outcome
Let's go Isaac Hayes!!! I've never really been an "active" member of a book club. I get bored with them eventually. I think this is my new "book club". 😊
My Mind's Playing Tricks On Me was originally written by Scarface. He took 2 of his verses off and added it to the Ghetto Boys catelog. He also wrote Bill's verse
Scarface albums "The Fix & "Untouchable " also classics UGK "Riding Dirty" 8ball & MJG "On top of the World" Goodie Mob "Soul Food" OutKast "Southernplayalistic" "Aquemini" All these Albums are Southern Classics
😂I Luuuuuv Your Dad's Reaction On Track # 10 ,When You Said,"Oh That's ICE 🧊." And He Stopped Moving COMPLETELY With A Frozed Gaze(42:15)..😂..That Was So Kool But Funny Too.
Port Author is around 1 hour and 30 minutes East of Houston on Interstate 10. It's between Houston and New Orleans along that Interstate so a lot of business is probably done there.
Just dropping a handful of wholesome hip-hop songs as reaction ideas... Nappy Roots - Po Folks (feat Anthony Hamilton) J. Cole - Breakdown (since he was recently mentioned) Big K.R.I.T - Yesterday D'Angelo - Higher Outkast - Liberation ...could go on and on, but these are just some ones I tend to go back to every now and then. Also anything Bone Thugs/Krayzie Bone.
That sample at the end was the Scarface theme from the movie Scarface. Great album. The Fix is another great Scarface album. It was like his comeback of sorts
Oh man, this was one of the first rap albums I ever owned. This album was AMAZING! You could listen to this from beginning to end and not skip over anything. I'd play this all day back in the day when i owned it.
I have to pick up my daughter in Florida from Oklahoma for Spring break. I will definitely get your Patrion just so I can watch The whole thing Scarface is my number one. Yall keep up the great work
Oh yea I had to double back since your doing a lot of Scarface try his other classic album the fix and Tupac also named face as one of his favorite rappers
You gotta show your dad the fix next! American ghetto classic! I used to get my hair cut at the barber shop in the hood with that album playing. “On my block” is one of the greatest hip hop songs of all time! Much love to our brothers up there in Canada coming from deep in the dirty south. We love you guys your awesome.
I’m sure you get a lot of beach house recommendations but you should consider showing him PPP, it’s one of those songs that has no problem digging deep in your emotions and it’s become my favorite from them!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥This A Great Classic Album...All The Songs Are Good,Great Or SUPERB!..BUUUUUT I Do Have A Favorite Song On This Album..And Thats Track # 7 "ONE"..The Beat Iz Sooooo 🔥🔥...Some Songs Make You Bobb Your Head. This Song,"ONE" Make You Bobb Yo Body. Im Literally ROCKIN' With This Junt!🔥👍🏾💯💯👍🏾🔥..Great Great Reactions Y'all
1. Once again lovethw breakdown between Father/Son on this masterpiece 2. If you lives this by Uncle Face, next chapter definitely has to be "Last of a dying breed" deals with a lot of his mental state during his accident. C. If you enjoy story telling might I suggest "Tony's story" by Meek Mill. Has 3 chapters and unfolds like a soap opera.
Another banger reaction, you guys gotta react to Zro Life Of Joseph W. McVey, Chamillionaire The Sound Of Revenge, Devin The Dude and Scarface's Deeply Rooted(One of the Greatest and Most Underrated Hip Hop albums of all time imo)
Mystikal Murder 2… your dad would love that production! It’s a song about the night his sister was murdered. You’ll need the lyrics available for sure lol
I seen a man die is one of the best rap acts ever. Listened to it when I was young and when i saw my Uncle die in Hospice, later I left and put random spotify up and this song came up first. Chillin!
Awesome reaction, gentlemen! Scarface is a legend in music. His production, lyrics, and delivery only strengthen with each release. Check out these 2 albums: SCARFACE - UNTOUCHABLE (1997) & SCARFACE - The LAST OF A DYING BREED (2000) Blessingz
Ice Cube and Scarface are my numbers 1 and 2 of my top five MCs, so yes, their collaboration on this album is legendary to me. Hand of the Dead Body is a staple of any Hip Hop playlist, mix CD, etc that I make, for myself or others. Absolutely classic album. Y'all should check out the album just before this one "The World is Yours". It's a little more light hearted (as much as a Scarface album could be considered light hearted, so, not as dark). Another classic, in my opinion, and it has another song that is a staple on my playlists "Let Me Roll".
Great Album! Scarface is one of the greats! You have to check out Devin The Dude album - The Dude (South Classic). So soulful, hilarious and down to earth album.
WOW! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I applaud y'all for reacting to a top 10 Hip-Hop & Gangsta Rap album of all time in my opinion! Iconic album. Great production by Scarface himself very underrated producer, then you had Mike Dean & N.O. Joe great music producers legends 💐
This album is the story of a murder told from the act itself, then explains every stage like the funeral of the deceased, the arrest and trial of the perpetrator, him getting out and living the rest of his life and so on. It's pretty much explaining the cycle of gang violence.
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*Full, uncut reaction to this album* ⭐ www.patreon.com/posts/poll-winner-kai-96966849 ⭐
BRO I JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL FIRST VIDEO...WHAT YOU AND YOUR POPS GOT GOING DOPE AS SHIT.....BUT YHEA FACE AND CUBE......HAS ALWAYS BEEN BROTHERS THO
Hey Guys I love the way you guy broke down "The Diary" I'm N.O. Joe. I also produced and mixed the entire Ridin Dirty UGK with Pimp C Album and several other southern classics The entire Geto Boys "Til death do us part" album where I introduced the b3 Organs and live instrumentation southern hip hop and created a unique sound. Check out my breakdown of "I Seen a man die" song
th-cam.com/video/b0x0ckZ34OI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=i8D4GrWNn30SKXwP
Thanks!
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You guys should do a reaction to the song: Too Short - The Ghetto. Too Short is a legend in California!
You guys gotta react to Scarface's "Now I Feel Ya!"
One of the realest songs in hip hop
That sing still on ritatefor me....a vividly told story
The entire album.
This ❤
Yes sir!
Great Reaction !!! Scarface NEVER made a Bad Album & his Catalog is TOP Notch Damn Near UnMatched !!! 🔥🔥🔥
Cause I'm thinking about this even more current day you can say with 'The Fix' and 'Last of a Dying Breed' features and more. Scarface never disappoints.
Word. Too bad my favourite Facemob album (MADE) isn`t anywhere to find.
@@atlemartoresonfjeldstad4557 it's on Tidal, I don't know about other streaming services. M.A.D.E.
This album is fire!!! Scarface is in my top 5 favorite rappers.
Top 2
Scarface is incredible and we better appreciate it now while he’s still alive. 🐐
Feels like Christmas getting this one!!
The Fix and Untouchable are the next Scarface albums y'all should do
The Fix had some good songs the dad would like and probably keep in rotation.
Brad Jordan is a living rap Legend!!
Yes the hook for "Goin Down" is a sample of Nena-99 Red Balloons or (german version) 99 Luft Balloons that track "Hand Of The Dead Body" are maybe the 2 favs on the album that i can recall
Check out "The Fix" and "Deeply Rooted". Scarface is so nice and has a lot of range. You can see his growth from The Ghetto Boys albums and his solo outtings. He still manages to be him, though.
YeeeSir The Fix is the one ☝🏾 got 5 mic 🎤 🎤🎤🎤🎤 in the source and one of the greatest albums of all time in my opinion!
Devin The Dude is the guy singing on the the hook of "Hand of the Dead Body" with Ice Cube. One of the most talented artist to come out of Rap A Lot started out in the group The Odd Squad then became a member of Facemob. One of the most underrated rappers of all time, his music is more comedic and blues oriented as far as content goes.
His first two albums are so hard, criminally underrated
@@RumpofsteelskinnI like Just Tryin' to Live a little bit more than The Dude.
This is one of the artists I was expecting way sooner on the channel. Ty and enjoy the Rao a Lot journey!
I always enjoy your reactions but this was probably the greatest one of them all. To see how you both found out about the genius of Scarface with all his facetts plus the fantastic productions by the legends Mike Dean, N.O. Joe and Uncle Eddie, your enthusiasm for nearly every song...the sharp analysis of the tracks by Pops + his honest opinions and the love for details by Kay. Like someone else said...enjoy your Rap-ALot Records journey, cause there's so many fantastic albums released on that label. You will like it for sure...even though Scarface might be untopable, but the label roster had such a variety and always backed up by the greatest productions by Mike Dean, N.O. Joe and more. Check out 5th Ward Boyz, Blac Monks & Mr. 3-2, 5th Ward Juvenilez, Ganksta Nip, Devin The Dude & Oddsquad, DMG, A-G-2-A-Kee, Menace Clan, Seagram, Facemob, Too Much Trouble's 2nd album (the first one will be too rough & brutal for you I guess), Big Mike, Poppa LQ, the Do or Die debut album and of course Bushwick Bill "The Phantom Of The Rapra" 58:36
You guys should consider listening to The Untouchable by Scarface
His best album
you gotta be from the H@@blakkzl1
I really enjoy your videos. I love your relationship and your appreciation for the music. ❤
I’m extremely curious to see how your father reacted to this!!
Your father’s appreciation for hip hop leaves me speechless. I don’t think a lot of people realize hip hop is a newer form of music that was not accepted when it first came out especially gangster rap like Scarface. CD’s of artists like Scarface, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, NWA, etc. were openly destroyed in the streets, banned from radio stations, with politicians even speaking out against these artists.
White Sheet is one of my favorites. Only problem with this album is it’s to short.
Hello!
I have been watching you two for awhile and truly enjoy your reactions and discussion. I wanted to weigh in on the discussion around 12:40 when you start analyzing the last part of the song. This is one of my favorite songs! In my circle (limited, I know) and interpretation, the song is a pretty directly a revenge song for someone who killed his best friend. I do agree that he is grappling with a bit of guilt about what has to happen, but the emotion is pure rage. They don't trust to the police to care or follow up so he is doing it himself. Street justice. ("Since you like to kill, then your ass has got fry, but ain't no police, therefore your ass has to die...") He can't sleep at night because he can't rest until he has completed his mission to avenge this friend. That is what haunts him. ("I see your picture in my mind and my hand shakes.") Shakes with sadness at the memory of his friend. It also shakes at the image of the man who killed his friend still in the land of the living. He has anger and anticipation to finish the job. That the expectations of his crew and what his OGs (elders) told him to do. ("And we real with this shit, so we stay true, since we bang, then we do what OGs say do."
That is the interpretation I know from conversations I have had about this song. I've also heard it MANY times! Fun fact this will be mentioned 90,000x but this is heavily featured in cult classic movie Office Space!
Happy Friday and keep it going 🙂
Great interpretation of the song, I always thought his albums were therapeutic in a sense. Having to deal with living in those types of neighborhoods and what all comes with it. The way he's always talking about his mental state, I'm sure he opened a few eyes with his lyrics.
Since you seem to know what you’re talking about, do you think No Tears and Jesse James are part of the same story? Because in No Tears he talks about what he wants to do to his target, and in the song after that he IMMEDIATELY talks about how he snuck up on his target
This was awesome bro. You should do " The Fix" album by Scarface. You and your dad would enjoy it. Kanye on production and songs with Jay z, kelly price ,beanie , etc. On kanyes through the wire music video it shows kanye coming to Houston working with scarface for the Fix album !!! Keep up these good videos and much respect to you and your dad bro 💯
My favorite face album
Isaac Hayes - Walk on By reaction would be really cool, and cool to see if Kai can recognise the sample!
I recommend all albums. And Geto boy albums. I been a fan since the 8th grade. I'm 47 now. But the made album and the fix and the last two deeply rooted and the lost files. And a album called work ethic and he put a group out called the product he's all over it and they are lyricsly just as good as he. Please have a Scarface month any questions about Scarface or Houston rap trust me I'm the go to guy. I listen to Scarface daily since 1987. And pos right about hearing ice cube in his delivery he said himself he gets a from ice cube he said he cheated and got some from every MC and packaged it up. He is legally marked manic depressive
One of my top 5 cds of all time. I still know it from start to finish.
I was in high school when this came out and I was transfixed.
Y’all should do a review again after listening to it a few more times. Lol
Y’all should react to “The Dude” by Devin The Dude
Its time you go down the Devin the Dude journey. He’s also all time great lyricist and story teller from Houston (was also on the Chronic 2000 album) and so many classics. Maybe start with the Album Just tryin to Live or Lacville 79 track or Doobie Astray.
"Hand of the dead body” classic 🔥
1 of the greatest albums ever.
Best damn reaction channel of all time! Thank you for all these reactions to my absolute favorite songs!
Soooo glad y’all did this album!🙌🫡
The melody that you recognized on the chorus of “Goin’ Down” is “99 Luftballons” by the band Nena from the early 80’s.
I was waiting for this comment. Surprised his Dad didn't catch it lol always loved how they flipped it
I commented this a few minutes earlier. Then I started browsing through the comments to see if any one else caught it. That was also one of my favorite traccs to listen to while playing Gran Turismo 3!
I hope he sees this. I was raising my voice, talking to the screen 😂
The “competition” was really on the East coast side. The south and the west always been cool with each other.
You guys are becoming my favorite channel! I appreciate you 2 and how you interact and listen. Keep up the great work!
Thank you! Will do!
I was born in 78. You guys make me fall back in love. This was my era!
Classic story telling! Check out the self titled song "Scarface" on the 1989 Geto Boys Album "Grip it on that other level". (He made 3 Mr. Scarface songs this is the 1st.)
You should also do the full Scarface Album "The Untouchable".
● Other notable classic Solo Scarface Songs (So many)-- Now I Feel Ya, Win Lose or Draw, Gotta get Paid, Never, Who do you believe in, Exit Plan, Rooted, Do What I Do, In & out, In cold Blood, On My Block, Cold Blooded, Sleepin in my Nikes....
● Other notable classic Solo Bushwick Bill Songs- Ever so Clear, Chuckie, Ex-Girlfriend
● Other notable classic Solo Willie D Songs- Bald headed hoes, I need some Pussy
■ Other notable classic Geto Boys songs-- Assassins, Mind of a lunatic, Gangsta of Love, Let a Ho be a Ho, Im not a gentleman, Damn it feels good to be a gangsta, Yes Yes Yall, First Light of the day, Time Taker, Still, Do it like it G.O....
Have fun!
Your dad probably knows 99 luftballons from Nena. Melody from Going Down.
Great reaction to a great classic album. There are just a few little things I wanted to point out.
I always felt like there was a subtle narrative to this album. Notice how continuous it is? Each song sort of goes right into the next one, even if connected by an interlude or skit... they often feel like a continuation of the "scene" before. Some almost feel like the next moment, while others are the next day or week. Y'know, like diary entries.
Also, on "Never Seen A Man Cry", I always interpreted that chorus to mean, similarly to your interpretation, that as a product of a tough environment filled with machismo, that he had never witness a man shedding tears until he saw a man die, possibly by his own hand. However, I take it as though HE is the one crying. He never knew such grief and remorse until he witnessed, or possibly committed murder. Also, if you go back to the Tiny Desk, he shares a little anecdote about how he and Mike Dean were working on the song, and his cousin had come to visit the studio. I think the voices at the beginning are from them talking in the studio.
I'm looking forward to you guys doing Isaac Hayes, and PLEASE do some Devin The Dude. You loved him on this album, and I think you'd like some of his other work. He is a brilliant, yet largely unsung rapper/singer who has collaborated with many of the greats from the South and West.
Love this Father/Son relationship yall have. It’s a thing of beauty! Please react to a artist/rapper from Detroit named Esham. React to his album “Boomin Words From Hell” or “KKKill the Fetus”. Keep doing what you’re doing its great to see!
Killing don't make us no difference, dying don't make us no difference. Means they don't care about killing or about dying
We use the phrase "don't make me no difference" means we're impartial to whatever the outcome
Let's go Isaac Hayes!!! I've never really been an "active" member of a book club. I get bored with them eventually. I think this is my new "book club". 😊
I heard your dad mention he liked Devin the Dudes vocal on a chorus. You gotta check out more Devin, he is a legend in his own right!
My Mind's Playing Tricks On Me was originally written by Scarface. He took 2 of his verses off and added it to the Ghetto Boys catelog. He also wrote Bill's verse
Loves your dads reactions he is the best
FACTS 💯
Thank you for doing Scarface! This is great 💯👍👍👏🙌
47 from Houston. Lifelong hip hop fan. I really appreciate y'all appreciation & honesty about southern hip-hop4th💪🏾💯✊🏾
Scarface albums "The Fix & "Untouchable " also classics
UGK "Riding Dirty"
8ball & MJG "On top of the World"
Goodie Mob "Soul Food"
OutKast "Southernplayalistic" "Aquemini"
All these Albums are Southern Classics
I never seen a man cry is my favorite scarface song of all time. I remember when the diary came out.
😂I Luuuuuv Your Dad's Reaction On Track # 10 ,When You Said,"Oh That's ICE 🧊." And He Stopped Moving COMPLETELY With A Frozed Gaze(42:15)..😂..That Was So Kool But Funny Too.
The hook of Goin Down probably reminds pops of 99 red balloons
Port Author is around 1 hour and 30 minutes East of Houston on Interstate 10. It's between Houston and New Orleans along that Interstate so a lot of business is probably done there.
We need to see you guys play The Fix album as well. Amazing album.
EPMD on every album did a song about a girl named Jane & Redman had Superman lover continue for atleast 2 albums maybe more
Just dropping a handful of wholesome hip-hop songs as reaction ideas...
Nappy Roots - Po Folks (feat Anthony Hamilton)
J. Cole - Breakdown (since he was recently mentioned)
Big K.R.I.T - Yesterday
D'Angelo - Higher
Outkast - Liberation
...could go on and on, but these are just some ones I tend to go back to every now and then. Also anything Bone Thugs/Krayzie Bone.
...D'Angelo isn't hip-hop (obviously). Just one that came to mind given he was mentioned the other day.
That sample at the end was the Scarface theme from the movie Scarface. Great album. The Fix is another great Scarface album. It was like his comeback of sorts
You two r great!! I love your relationship love how your dad is so open to the music
One of the greatest rap albums of all time..
Speaking of scarface, I think it'd be fun to see a reaction to the album "we can't be stopped" by the geto boys.
Scarface’s “the fix” and “untouchable” albums are both insanely good!
I love the old man's reactions. He hears the music but loves the entire track. Love him. I've got some tracks for him to react to
Oh man, this was one of the first rap albums I ever owned. This album was AMAZING! You could listen to this from beginning to end and not skip over anything. I'd play this all day back in the day when i owned it.
I have to pick up my daughter in Florida from Oklahoma for Spring break. I will definitely get your Patrion just so I can watch The whole thing Scarface is my number one. Yall keep up the great work
Oh yea I had to double back since your doing a lot of Scarface try his other classic album the fix and Tupac also named face as one of his favorite rappers
@34:48 the song going down is actually inspired by 99 Luftballons By the artist Nena - made in 1983 ! Love u guys keep it up
You gotta show your dad the fix next! American ghetto classic! I used to get my hair cut at the barber shop in the hood with that album playing. “On my block” is one of the greatest hip hop songs of all time! Much love to our brothers up there in Canada coming from deep in the dirty south. We love you guys your awesome.
the tiny desk performance was so damn good, the synth was bone chilling
mike dean is a bad bad man yall and i dont know who mixed and mastered the album cuts BUT WHY YALL DO MIKE LIKE THAT LET THE MAN EAT, lol
this album was a banger - beginning to end. timeless music and no mumblin' by scarface
Listening to an album for the first time is special. Listening to The Diary for the first time is otherworldly.
That Going Down song hook is from "99 Red Balloons "
Classic album. I was bumping this in the 7th grade
Willie D also has his own solo version of "My Minds Playin Tricks On Me"
I’m sure you get a lot of beach house recommendations but you should consider showing him PPP, it’s one of those songs that has no problem digging deep in your emotions and it’s become my favorite from them!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥This A Great Classic Album...All The Songs Are Good,Great Or SUPERB!..BUUUUUT I Do Have A Favorite Song On This Album..And Thats Track # 7 "ONE"..The Beat Iz Sooooo 🔥🔥...Some Songs Make You Bobb Your Head. This Song,"ONE" Make You Bobb Yo Body. Im Literally ROCKIN' With This Junt!🔥👍🏾💯💯👍🏾🔥..Great Great Reactions Y'all
1. Once again lovethw breakdown between Father/Son on this masterpiece
2. If you lives this by Uncle Face, next chapter definitely has to be "Last of a dying breed" deals with a lot of his mental state during his accident.
C. If you enjoy story telling might I suggest "Tony's story" by Meek Mill. Has 3 chapters and unfolds like a soap opera.
Sooooooo underrated..
Scarface is legendary. 🔥
There was so much incredible hip hop in this era…
I feel like yall would both REALLY enjoy Tom Misch, his own music as well as his quarantine cover sessions!!
I could swear that the sound pattern of "Goin Down" is inspired by the song "99 Luftballons" by the german singer Nena
Another banger reaction, you guys gotta react to Zro Life Of Joseph W. McVey, Chamillionaire The Sound Of Revenge, Devin The Dude and Scarface's Deeply Rooted(One of the Greatest and Most Underrated Hip Hop albums of all time imo)
That song "ONE" was actually written and rapped by Mike Dean 😎
You guys should react to Sixteen by Rick Ross and Andre 3000.
i know you kinda covered the smile song with scarface and pac but it would be a pleasure to hear you guys go over the song with pac's verse
Mystikal Murder 2… your dad would love that production! It’s a song about the night his sister was murdered. You’ll need the lyrics available for sure lol
The Intro and Outro are almost like his interpretation of some of the instrumentals from the movie Scarface with Al Pacino
I seen a man die is one of the best rap acts ever. Listened to it when I was young and when i saw my Uncle die in Hospice, later I left and put random spotify up and this song came up first. Chillin!
35:00 Sounds familiar to the father because it’s a sample from Nena - 99 Red Balloons
Awesome reaction, gentlemen!
Scarface is a legend in music.
His production, lyrics, and delivery only strengthen with each release.
Check out these 2 albums:
SCARFACE - UNTOUCHABLE (1997) &
SCARFACE - The LAST OF A DYING BREED (2000)
Blessingz
Nice GJ - Just waiting for you two to get to 1997 and especially 1998 - so many perfect albums from start to finish :)
Great album to review. If you are going to do scarface album reviews then Mr Scarface Is Back is by far his best album and worth the review.
Ice Cube and Scarface are my numbers 1 and 2 of my top five MCs, so yes, their collaboration on this album is legendary to me. Hand of the Dead Body is a staple of any Hip Hop playlist, mix CD, etc that I make, for myself or others. Absolutely classic album. Y'all should check out the album just before this one "The World is Yours". It's a little more light hearted (as much as a Scarface album could be considered light hearted, so, not as dark). Another classic, in my opinion, and it has another song that is a staple on my playlists "Let Me Roll".
Good job guys I followed these rappers my whole life n I promise you will love through music specially scarface a true genius ice cube also
Thank you guys I really appreciate your album reactions, father and son is incredible.please react to Scarface -Untouchable album
The intro to this album is one of my favorites of all time
Y’all have to react to Mint Condition “Breakin’ My Heart” or “Send Me Swingin’”!
It would be cool if you guys checked out some old-school Master p, such as the ice cream Man album. He was heavily influenced by scarface.
Damn right!
You need to do geto boys "till death do us part" album, scarface group goes hard the whole album 🔥
You got to see the video for visuals the song is deeper… great reaction guy!!!
Yall have to do his latest album. Deeply Rooted.
@35:01 the melody is from 99 Luftaballoons.. it took me a minute. And I'm humming it... then it just hit me!
Great Album! Scarface is one of the greats! You have to check out Devin The Dude album - The Dude (South Classic). So soulful, hilarious and down to earth album.
Another great storytelling song by Scarface is "Boy Meets Girl"!!! This is a MUST!!
Goin Down uses a interpolation from 99 Luftballons
WOW! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I applaud y'all for reacting to a top 10 Hip-Hop & Gangsta Rap album of all time in my opinion! Iconic album. Great production by Scarface himself very underrated producer, then you had Mike Dean & N.O. Joe great music producers legends 💐
This album is the story of a murder told from the act itself, then explains every stage like the funeral of the deceased, the arrest and trial of the perpetrator, him getting out and living the rest of his life and so on. It's pretty much explaining the cycle of gang violence.
You should check out Cube honoring Scarface at the Paid In Full Foundation's Hip Hop Grandmaster Awards. Cube's speech was dope!!