I agree with everything that Scarface said in this interview. 100%.

@larelprice696

10 жыл бұрын

Victor Ortiz Yeah.

@robbienugent53

10 жыл бұрын

DEEP SHIT YALL SEEN THIS BOU 4 YR AGO MABY THINK THERES SOM MISSIN NOW TO,,,,,

@larelprice696

10 жыл бұрын

Robbie Nugent Actually, this was a year ago.

@zombiekillermaster50

10 жыл бұрын

LaRel Price yeah have you seen the one with Chuck d

@larelprice696

10 жыл бұрын

Victor Ortiz Yep.

"If you gave a fuck about this culture in any kind of shape form or fashion, you would not put the shit out that you put out, then you would fuckin' slam the door on artists that came in with that shit." - Bingo Respect. Scarface is a God.

Its so sad how urban music has fallen off, from hip hop to RnB. The generation who grew up with 90s Urban music didn't know how lucky they were.

We know who stole the soul, but what are you going to do to take it back that is what needs to be put into action

@shyshotcaller27

8 жыл бұрын

listen to his music..

Face is still an incredible EMCEE!

SCARFACE IS A LEGEND IN THE GAME. GETO BOYS, 2 PAC YOU NAME IT. BIGUP

@strawberrymansion86

9 жыл бұрын

YESSSSSS!!!!

he's pouring his soul out about the music he loves and I very much feel his pain

He's got a point there! 15-years ago the trailer park took over Hip Hop, and now the entire genre is pure garbage!!!! The hood must rise again!

Benzino is a horrible rapper in my opinion but you got to admit he was right back then when he was saying this was going to happen. He was owner of Source magazine even though he was rapping. He had a better insight on what was going to come in the future and what was going on with the media and the movement of music. But nobody listened......

@porkman3367

3 жыл бұрын

His problem was he came at Eminem. It’s not Eminem’s fault things because the way they were.

one of the most important interviews about black music by a black artists in years.

still got some real ones out here! still keep the knowledge and kep it real. appreciated!!!

AfroCaribbeans are keeping the SOUL real and alive, we would never allow white americans to dilute our culture...

@realtruth6977

8 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU. I happen to be from Kool Herc's culture and would NEVER allow ANYONE WHITE or non-BLACK people of color (like these disrespectful Natives, Asians or Hispanics for example) to dictate what Hip Hop is or isn't... or anyone who "teaches" "Hip Hop" dance classes but never talks about the political foundation of these dances and the music...

I think Scarface need to give a call to The Old school artist . Go independent. And Get at the game hard. Like on some we taking over shit. Start a click. Like Scarface, Rakim, Kool G rap. Krs One, Chuck D. Ice Cube, DMX, Big Daddy Kane, Wise Intelligent, Brand Nubian. I mean get at the game hard. Call It " True O.G's"

@bigdavo1187

10 жыл бұрын

PREACH! run it RUN IT DO THAT SHIT I BE SAYING THE SAME THING! They should start a movement called the 100% real movement and stick the plan and formula of real rap music real lyrics real deal images of black men rippin up music and showing people how to live

@alexjasso3203

9 жыл бұрын

Add K-RINO To that...

When will the world realize that we separate ourselves from each other due to ignorance? Human is the only race. With that said, I want to leave you all with an artist who is HIP HOP.. search JAE'ZUS "AQUA" -PEACE-

@PIZZLE616

9 жыл бұрын

I get what you saying. The truth in the matter is that there is a genre of specificity to each culture. This is a cultural thing. Just like there are many religious preferences. They have principles, values, and moral beliefs etc. that are specific to the religions, the same for this culture. It's not ignorance. It's more reality than anything. A people has music to uplift them, that's what R&B, Blues, Hip Hop was and should be to the people of color, just as Country is to white country men and women, just as Reggaeton is to the Latin community, and so on. It's deeper than just saying , "We are the human race." Indeed, we are. We also have very different cultural differences and it heard in our music, which became the voice of our people, not only to share music, but to spread hope and a message across a land that started in a community. It's our way of communicating that we are sharing in the same struggles, but there is hope in our understanding as well as sharing ways to empower that same people who have gotten lost and trying to find their way.

@asha-annadoniel3010

9 жыл бұрын

Country music is not American music. It has west African, and European influences.

Yo this is some real talk we need this motivation of real hip hop music back

You can make champagne but you cant call it champagne unless it comes from France. you can make hip hop but you cant call it hip hop unless comes from the pain and the struggle of the hood.

Scarface is a flat out legend I'm glad he is speaking out one of the few to do so.

Ya new Hip Hop is straight up garbage now!

@whatisahandle_69

8 жыл бұрын

turn off the radio, hit the underground. there IS good new hiphop.

@nicholasnervina7337

3 жыл бұрын

Nas- Hip-Hop is Dead.

@f.mazz.459

3 жыл бұрын

@@whatisahandle_69 Gimme some names and I'll give em a listen thx

@whatisahandle_69

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/nX2T1riycbW8dps.html This is by Felt and aesop rock (not to be confused with aesap Rocky.) Felt is current and former members of the rhymesayers label so look it up, lots of good underground rappers under that label. Check out Joyner Lucas and Hopsin. Also Common and Nas both released a new album recently.

@porkman3367

3 жыл бұрын

@@f.mazz.459 Benny the butcher, Conway the machine, westside Gunn, Freddie Gibbs, boldy james, stove god cooks....we are living in a golden age of hip hop right now. Start with Griselda. You’re welcome btw

Man, I grew up listening to Face. This was real hip hop. Keep it up, bro. We love your music.

"Why does every record sound like one damn song" Because Dj Mustard made one beat and sold it to everyone lol

@MeechistheTruth

9 жыл бұрын

TRUTH!!! lol what passes as djs and producers now a days is disgusting! mustard ( I refuse to call him DJ) is the wackest ive seen in years!

100% Agree with ya Facemob!!

Hip Hop Started In The Ghetto With Black People Expressing their Struggles, then we let the Beastie Boys into Hip Hop and it became a party thats how it starts, then came MC Search, Vanilla Ice, Eminem, Bubba Sparxx, now we got Yelawolf, MGK, Mac Miller, Asher Roth, Macklemore, Riff Raff, Justin Bieber, lil Debbie, Kreyshawn, V Nasty, Iggy Azaela, and lil Miley Cyrus, its becoming a complete joke I guess black folks dont remember what whites did to rock n roll, jazz & the blues when we introduced it to them. Scarface is right.

@bradleysly7296

10 жыл бұрын

first of all eminem nor beastie boys fucked up hip hop. Beastie boys were making songs to party too and eminem spit real shit.

@theCh0sen0ne100

10 жыл бұрын

Bradley Sly em makes music with no soul and he represents the egocentric nature of white socities. his music don't even address racism/white supremacy, other than saying that he ain't doing what elvis was doing. Well, that ain't gonna cut it. e wanna come across as he had it bad? LOL. he a rap god? more like a mad rap dog spittin'

@Sagittariuz912

5 жыл бұрын

That's actually racist.

@einceprodgy8834

4 жыл бұрын

@@bradleysly7296 yall full of shit eminem started spitting dumb crazy comedic bullshit he aint conscious rapper.

@MASTER3371

2 жыл бұрын

You put Em , & Bubba but not Paul Wall lol

Nice interview,,,

I could sit and listen to him lecture all day, What he's saying is truth. As a teen in this day and age i see the hip hop industry falling apart, and it hurts. because i know what once was and what its become.

He was so on point with the trap music segment, it all sounds the same.

I came up on the Geto Boys. This is why he's one of my all time favs. Keeps it Trill.

@gentlemanofleisure8016

7 жыл бұрын

My Homies album

@cortlandsimmons6241

7 жыл бұрын

Gentleman of Leisure Yessir!

@gentlemanofleisure8016

7 жыл бұрын

+Cortland Simmons classic. it dropped in '98 but I had bumpin in 2000. 16 years old picking out the jewels of that album. Peace man

@cortlandsimmons6241

7 жыл бұрын

Gentleman of Leisure Yup, I was in high-school when that dropped. It had a gang of tracks on it too. Bangers! Definitely classic! ✌🏾

Respect this man's word.. He's seen damn near all stages of hip-hop.

Scarface was a big influence for me I feel in love with HIp Hop when i first Heard "Never Seen a Man Cry" by Scarface...from that day forward I was in love with Hip Hop that was like 1994...

I will never forget you Scarface, none of you Pioneers Solider of Hip Hop real cultural MCs

Macklemore hip hop artists of the year? Coincidence?

@Dreww5S

10 жыл бұрын

Good to see we still have some people with an open eye to the bullshit

amazing interview. real talk 100%

Grab tha $ n Run: Real talk from a Real Man! And I stand behind this what he speaking on.

imagine if tupac was there. the interview would be way more intense. man I feel Scarface right there I know pac would too

Scarface has alway's been a staple in Hipp Hopp an everything he said is true !! yesterday was the last day for 106 & park which was a show for Black youth too watch Rapp video's after school , I grew up watching them all the way back when Big Tigger was introducing the lastest rapp video's that came out ,cause MTV wouldn't play rapp musician's unless you sounded like young M.C or Tone Loc but hardcore Rapper's like Scarface & NWA got no play on MTV but their sales were thru the roof so Corperate America couldn't ignore them & were forced to recognize their talent & business savy or they were going to be left out ? so now they have found a way to try & control the industry again , so hustler's are going to have to sell CD out their trunks again or give it away on social media ? but I have almost lost all intrest in Hipp Hopp & find myself going back too all the old artist to remember why I fell in love with it in the first place. artist like Scarface , Too Short ,icecube ,Biggie Smalls ,Wu Tang Clan, 2pac ,Rakhiem what the HELL happened to hipp hopp just one man's opinion ! Kudos Scarface for standing Up for what you & I believe in and i'm sure MILLIONS more

he is spitting so much truth. great interviews

This Legendary man speaks out what I feel in my heart! Even here in 🇩🇪 it got worse with Hip-Hop. I agree 💯%!!!

@vincente4570

Жыл бұрын

I think we all watching it fall down just like Face preaching it🤷‍♂️

hip hop went no where its just not mainstream

@beyallluv

8 жыл бұрын

+Greg C true its all over you tube

@romecasanova4825

8 жыл бұрын

+beyallluv enenim fake as fuck

this interview is entirely from scarface's soul! i feel this..

Face said "I aint gon no where" lol love it !!

Hey there Scarface thank you for dropping that knowledge and wisdom love you much.

They're intentionally producing music with no purpose! Taking the art and soul out, and selling and image all while advertising products. There I said it and it's true.

no coincidence that two white people won best HIP-HOP albums in the same year.....nobody I know buys their music and I know a lot of very diverse people...

@realtruth6977

8 жыл бұрын

You know that was to make White America happy. I don't fuck with Eminem, Iggy, Macklemore or any of these other wanna bes, Johnny come lately's and imitators. All of these people who are descendants of those who CAUSED the reason for Hip Hop to have to be made in the first place as a positive outlet to empower BLACK PEOPLE during the Black Power struggles and after that. PERIOD

What song is that at the start??? Out bail with Pac? Don't remember that verse

I can understand his explanation. Hip-Hop music has definitely been altered severely over the past couple years, which is why I have dwindled down the list of artists I listen to. This has caused me to dedicate more time to other genres of music because Hip-Hop has changed to a point, it hurts my ears.

It's time to just go back to the streets and making low budget videos. Stop signing contracts and be happy with the money made from small venues.

Scarface is on the money,,,,,,, straight sad

Where's the full interview?

I feel u my dude we as true hip hop fans to do something bout this u feel me

He's right on all counts! Straight BS!

music that stands out will always be the best. these days most kids are not even being taught an instrument no more

Thanks.

The blame is pointed at the fans that buy crap. If thats what people like than thats what they like. Real music will always be around. Its just much harder to find nowadays.

Real Hiphop is staying alive and stays black, Face. It never changes. I was searching for a long time and found many musicians like you. Who really wants to find authentic shit, he/she will. I dont doubt it. Peace up.

Finally someone addressing this!!!!! I've been feeling this way for a few years now. R&B/Soul has disappeared. Major artists all trying to jump on the Electronic Music bandwagon, and their major hits have to fit this genre. - from Usher, to Chris Brown, to Rihanna. Think about it; name a banging Usher CD since Confessions. I don't understand why the artists so freely abandoned this huge legacy of great music. I think the artists need to realize what's happening and give us our music back.

How could anyone forget about Scarface? this guy is a legend, my favorite rapper out of Houston

Thank you Face for saying everything that I been seeing and saying!!!!

Hardknock need to give me that intro beat

I also agree on that. We need to bring back soul and integrety back into the music.

When im in my car i dont listen to the radio & when im at home i dont watch t.v. so to say i listen to what i want to hear and watch what i want. + youtube stop changing the f***ing layout!!!!

I respect and agree with that and you are absolutely right about that

I'm the same way bro. I seeing this unfold and stolen in front of me. I can see me at 60 yrs trying to explain hip hop to the kids like old people trying to tell me about Chuck Berrry.

Damn, Refreshing!

funny part about it is I was there at paid dues in vip waited an hour to meet face ...... some white kid asked where nipsey hustle was ... face stood up and left the signing table had chase him down lucky I was able to get a pic with him and a fly one too.... this interview makes more sense then you could know

yes, good call. Good to see KRIT getting a mention as well.

Mint Condition is still poppin' !!

Real talk!bro

Real Talk!!!

Preach!...FINALLY !..I totally agree

Sad, but so true!

'Face is sooo on-point. 95% of the music I listen to is ol' school, whether it's hip-hop; r n' b; jazz; or even rock. Every blue-moon I'll hear something new that captures my attention, but for the most part, my music-library consists of ol' school music.

Was this filmed during a concert??

You give people power, and you are able to take it away as a supporter.

I am soul. Never gonna change. No r and b here

Scarface, Hip Hop Educator as myself will continue to preserve you and the history of Hip Hop Culture! Hip Hop lives forever

Preach Scarface! He should film a documentary to go along with the book.

scarface needs to create a hip hop show with some other great rappers and review new songs and have a weekly top top 5 or a monhly top ten rappers

Does anyone know if his book is out yet? "who stole the soul?"

I would encourage people whom respond to this thread to get a better understanding of the music industry before they express themselves publicly.

Scarface should check out Big KRIT if he thinks all the soul is gone in hip hop.

REAL TALK COMING FROM MEMPHIS

Scareface is spitting that hot fire TRUTH! We Blacks must learn how to put a fence around are crafts. Other ethnic groups do.

scarface is always so spot on. love this guy

I cosign with you homie,everybody is trying to mimic the electronic movement in all genres of music as well.

Scarface is telling the cold hard Truth. Its chilling. What happened to Black Rap groups, Soul Groups... only groups you see is 1 Direction.. rock groups, etc.. There's no more Unity in our Community. It's SAD. More and more people in Hip Hop are trying to be somebody else. T there's not much Originality

"One of the realist dude out there,he truely spoke from the heart!

real talk

I think independent is artists are slowly keeping hip hop alive and hip hip will eventually evolve back to what it once was

He says a mouth full in this video...too much truth

LOVE

Still relevant, till this day!

You can say what you want, but it is up to the listeners to request and seek real hip hop and soul, we can only partially blame the mainstream corporations. They only play what people request, start requesting real music, and it will come back. It falls on us as listeners not the labels!

Real Talk.

sounds like we need a national hip hop museum

I was telling some person on the internet that there are some awesome beats in rap and hip hop but the kids/rappers should be more creative with the lyrics. Scarface is saying here that people in the industry are telling them what to rap about, so that explains what I was talking about.

All this talk and you got the Clipse and lil Bow Wow on your uploaded videos? Explain that.

IVE BEEN SAYING THIS SAME SHIT FOR TEN YEARS NOW! that's why FACE is my favorite emcee to this day cant wait for his new shit! my nigga never bites his tongue. FACEMOB

@buaiymcmb8465

9 жыл бұрын

That hat is tuff!

What's the beat in the beginning of the video please?

My OG!

I never seen a man cry til I seen a man die.