Scarface you are a legend i listen to your old shit to this day. "Mary Jane" , "In cold blood" , "Seen a man die" , "Hand of the dead body" , "Smile". Just o name a few of the best songs in hiphop ever.
When mentioning "J", Scarface is talking about J. Prince (James Prince), not Jay-Z (like video description is suggesting). J. Prince was the CEO of Rap-A-Lot Records.
+TheMadKat14 Maybe I'm missing something, but he's talking about J telling him about Rick Rubin not liking him, right? Geto Boys were on Rap-a-Lot, and only one album came out on Rick's label, Def American, and that was in 89-90. That was way before Jay-Z would be around. J Prince would make more sense in the context.
If NWA never broke up then Death Row never happens, Ruthless becomes the biggest label. Maybe Snoop, Nate, Warren G, Dogg Pound etc on Ruthless with NWA, ATL, Kokane. Damn. What would've happened to Pac? Would the East v West pop off? Would BIG and Pac be alive? Would Ice Cube drop social issue albums like he did, especial Death Certificate? NWA breaking up changed a lot in hip hop, directly and indirectly.
+Jay Pxxzy LOW KEY FACT. i aint eem think about them in the trap wave. But yeaaah 2000's Three 6 + Jeezy/Gucci raps + Lex Luger sounds = trap. Maybe we can even go as far to say T-Pain lmao
startervisions Mystic Stylez was more horror core themed just like everybody else in the 90's Memphis underground. You can't discredit DJ Squeeky and DJ Zirk for creating that trap sound either. Three 6 was influenced by them and sampled their songs. Check out DJ Zirk - 2 Thick and you'll see what I mean.
+Jay Pxxzy the fact that you would disrespect them like that is unforgivable. i will say their production style is very much copied today and niggas act like they dont know who 3-6 is. but they were always hated on. cash money and no limit were huge while hypnotize minds was barely making noise and they made waaaay better music than pretty much anybody from the south in their prime. i just wish they released more albums through out the years
DJ Yella doesn't get enough credit for the production on NWA's albums. Dr. Dre just sits back and collects all the shine but Yella was involved in the production of EVERY SINGLE NWA joint. From NWA and the Posse, Eazy Duz It, Straight Outta Compton, 100 Miles a Runnin, and Niggaz4Life. Not to take anything away from Dre's immense talent, but Dre's sound did change drastically when he left NWA....that was no accident....Yella played a big part in crafting NWA's signature sound.
Keyser Soeze Dr. Dre's sound did change when he left Ruthless. Listen to all the NWA projects then listen to Deep Cover or any other Dre project that followed. His sound had totally changed. A lot of Dre's stuff sounds the same now if you ask me. That was not the case back in the NWA days, there was much more diversity in the music....what's the x-factor here? I can only think of one: Dj Yella
Keyser Soeze To write Yella off as simply just an "assistant" is silly. There were many "assistants' in the creation of the album; engineers, mixers, others behind the scenes. If Yella was simply just another one of those people he wouldn't be included as a member of the group. NWA is 5 guys, not 4. I highly doubt they included Yella just for the hell of it. He was obviously important enough for them to include him in every facet of their image. To dismiss him as just a guy just turning knobs and pressing buttons for Dre is giving him less credit than he deserves.
Mike Dean. Can't downplay Mike Dean's mixing and mastering skills. His, is sonically, my favorite in hip hop mixing and mastering. Listen to Untouchable
@@jimmyblast9330 what if I told you there are several people not from your country that are not only much smarter than you, but are more successful than you will ever be in your entire life.
vlad always tryied to make himself sound good...my dude..u are interviewing...nobody cares about ur issues or expiriences....wait til u interviewed....for now shut up!
+David Duarte LOL.. not just out of focus but bad composition; Scarface's off to the left with his back facing the center. Weird. Scarface's front should be facing the center if his body is to be offset to one side of the frame. Plus the cameraman is shaking the camera. Did he not bring his tripod?
Luison d They're just conversing, I guess a more journalistic approach is what people are looking for. Face just seems to be more quiet. I don't believe Vlad had much chemistry with him. There probably wasn't any pre interview, they just went for it.
this guy is deep, he's 1 of the real thinkers in the rap game(Nas,Pac,Chuck D,)these guys + some others ultimate story tellers but w/socially conscious messages throughout , songs like Brenda's gotta baby, I know I can,Welcome to the Terrordome,Can't Truss it,+ classic classic rap that unfortunately rap aficionados probably will only be able 2 hear by breaking out their old cassettes, CDs,albums, iPods,etc, thank God for modern technology
+sayElectronica A duo is a group made up of TWO people... A group of 3 is a TRIO. 4 is a QUARTET, 5 is QUINTET!!! U get the point.... And yes, 2 people can form a group!
"You know how many deals...." ....here we go again with VLAD placing his "life" stories into the interviews. If I was Face I would have just ended the interview there. Buahaha.a..
"you know how many people wanted to buy VladTV that I'm like nah I'm good, I don't care how many millions he's putting up right now I'm good." Classic Vlad you could tell Scarface wasn't feeling it
Coming from a perspective as a child, i can see why Rick Rubin felt that way about Scarface. When I used to hear "My Mind's playing Tricks on Me" as a kid, Willie D and Bushwick Bill's verses stood out because they were serious but still fun to listen to, while Scarface's verses were dead serious. Now as a grownup his verses clearly stood out. oh, and THIS YEAR HALLOWEEN FALLS ON THE WEEKEND!!!
+MISCDesigns Face didn't write Willie's part. Face and Willie D wrote all of Bill's lyrics. Willie D talked about it on a Houston rap documentary. Face said the same thing.
Face..never give his self enough credit! That Grip It On Another Level album is revolutionary just like Straight Out of Compton. I remember when they both came out! I remember the streets. You can play that Geto Boys album from front to back! Do It like a G.O., Gangster of love, Mind of a lunitic, Read These Nikes, Life in the fast lane, Trigga Happy Nigga, Size ain't Shit, Scarface, need I day say more!! It was my favorite album growing up and still is today!!
James Bond jr How the fuck you gonna tell me who my favorite group is Jo? Move around patnah we grown over here fuck around and get them fingers and thumbs chopped off....
+LordKilluminati geto boys definitely better, listen to them, y'all dick riding nwa because of the movie, geto boys to real, listen to death do us apart, resurrection, or even the Foundation. matter get I'll give you some songs to drag m search on UA-cam. blind leading the blind, I tried, eye for an eye, free, 1st light of the day, straight gangsterism, g code, nothing to show, geto fantasy. I can go on forever with the real shit the geto boys spit. And didn't mention any of their solo albums.
***** Dude, a hundred million dollars is a LOT of money. Even huge selling albums don't net that kind of dough for the artistes let alone a single. I have no way of proving it but I don't believe he's made that type of dough. I don't live in the US so maybe I'm wrong but what big firms have used that song for commercials and what sort of commercials were they?
We're talking about accumulated over many years though.. Not to mention whatever he's taken home now off Anaconda. Money's prolly been spent.. But I can believe it.
+Uncle d3rk what!!! You numbers are way off. Transformers: $150m Budget, made $709m. Trans: RoTF: $200m Budget, made $836m. Trans: DoM; $195m, made $1.1bn. Trans: AoE; $210m budget, made $1.1bn. And Avatar was a monster. Budget $235n, Box-office alone was $2.7bn and overall made $9bn.
album sales through the years,royalties from usage in movies, tv shows, commercials, and radio. being sampled. Baby got back easily clears 1mil. I've heard that song everywhere and who doesn't know about that song?
Troy DaBoss Hell yeah they did. Everyone of their albums was the shit. The Geto Boys and Till Death Do Us Part are the best and We Can't Be Stopped is a must have.
VLAD, hire me to be your visual director! 1. Rule of thirds is more than just a grid. Don't have the subject facing the screens edge, unless he's leaving the frame. 2. Cloverfield shake-cam - love the concept but I didn't get why it was used here. 3. The reflection on Scarface's glasses! why, why, why? 4. Is that drumkit Scarface's first set up he used to conceptualise the first album? Nope? Get rid of it. 5. Interviewer doing most of the talking was strange. Scarface was awkward but did his best in light of this. Maybe have cuts of yourself if you're doing 75% of the talking when interviewing. I could go on. Hope new material is better, this is the first vid I've watched of yours and it hurt.
The description is Wrong, when Scarface is saying J(Jay) he is referring to J Prince CEO of Rap - A - Lot records not Jay Z as Jay Z was unknown around this time.
Tribe called quest, NWA, grand master flash furious 5, Ghetto Boys, outcast, Run DMC, Wu-Tang all great Hip Hop groups. My Favorite would have to be Tribe called quest, they had a longer run than most of those other groups I mentioned. They took me from my teens into early manhood, the Africa movement was the best movement in Hip Hop in my opinion, everyone was wearing African necklaces and high top fades. Coming from the West Coast, we respected most of the East Coast Hip Hop Movement along with our own Gangster rap.
Deeply Rooted (very Dre sounding production-wise)is giving The Diary a close run to my ears, but Brad needs to get Dre in to produce his next album - that would be a masterpiece in theory before a note had even been recorded !! 'Face fessin' up to Rubin not liking his flow shpws he has both a sense of humour & a sense of humility too!
+Frank Contreras i fucks wit dat mang! dre never did shit compared to assassins or mind of a lunatic. and that 1990 album stands the test of time too - no skip button needed. that is the best and most cohesive hardcore Rap album of all time
cam dude needs some practice son, get yourself a stable tripod!!! and i know u guys always wanna get that drum kit in frame but shouldnt your subject be centre??
Correct " Baby Got Back " has generated over a $100 Million combined for all involved { label , Artist, Publishers, writers, etc } , Not Sir-Mix-A-Lot alone ! The songs samples Technicolor for the music bed track & The Movie Full Metal Jacket , all share in the revenues from sales, licensing an airplay.
Jealousy should be used as a tool of salvation for us to create more relatable things for eachother. Never use jealousy to hate, because then you only direct that hate back onto yourself...SBN RESONATE
Quite Surprised Face took that bullshit approach by Glad. Dre is one of the greatest music producers of all time, but Scarface is responsible for some of the greatest Hip-hop ever created.
Hands Down One Of THE GREATEST LYRICISTS IN HIP HIP HISTORY HE HAD BARZ 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶😮💨🔥🔥🔥🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🥶🥶🥶🔥😮💨 SCARFACE IN HIS PRIME WAS INCREDIBLE 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
No doubt his album is a classic Deeply Rooted has been on my rotation since it came out, definitely album of the year.. Scarface top 5 dead or alive. Problem, dope man pushin, God and steer are my favourite so far,
Always the true kings of Gangsta Rap! Geto Boys and Scarface. Death Row should have made a deal with Scarface. Hell Ruthless should have picked him up. Anyway, Geto boys was always just deeper with lyrics that was just pure dirty south and real gangsta shit.
"There was a certain connection I had with the streets..."
Translation: 'I was actually about that shit.'
Right
Scarface you are a legend i listen to your old shit to this day. "Mary Jane" , "In cold blood" , "Seen a man die" , "Hand of the dead body" , "Smile". Just o name a few of the best songs in hiphop ever.
Don't forget facemob the other side of the law.
You made me smile, 44 y/o hand of a dead body.
My block
Brad and Willie d wrote all the lyrics
When mentioning "J", Scarface is talking about J. Prince (James Prince), not Jay-Z (like video description is suggesting). J. Prince was the CEO of Rap-A-Lot Records.
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is ceo of rap a lot
+TheMadKat14 Maybe I'm missing something, but he's talking about J telling him about Rick Rubin not liking him, right? Geto Boys were on Rap-a-Lot, and only one album came out on Rick's label, Def American, and that was in 89-90. That was way before Jay-Z would be around. J Prince would make more sense in the context.
+TheMadKat14 He's talking about J Prince not Jay-Z ... Nobody had even heard of Jay-Z back then
+Bigg Knock Yes he is ... You're 100% correct my dude!
If NWA never broke up then Death Row never happens, Ruthless becomes the biggest label. Maybe Snoop, Nate, Warren G, Dogg Pound etc on Ruthless with NWA, ATL, Kokane. Damn. What would've happened to Pac? Would the East v West pop off? Would BIG and Pac be alive? Would Ice Cube drop social issue albums like he did, especial Death Certificate? NWA breaking up changed a lot in hip hop, directly and indirectly.
chunkz1187 you 100% right man i love your comment
Great comment and Point. Which leads me to believe that it was sabotaged from the beginning to avoid any unity amongst those great artist!
The butterfly effect on steroids
chunkz1187 - butterfly effect
Warren g was on niggas4 life
Scarface - G Code never gets a skip on my phone.
+civoreb never dude. that is a straight up banger.
Love that Album
Never. sometimes I run it back right after
Deeply Rooted is a classic album
+Truey Lewis INDEED
+Truey Lewis Yes.
My daww, people are sleeping on that album, maine.
STRAIGHT CLASSIC
It truly is
HOLDDDD, its a great album but not a classic......yet.
Face is the realist person I've ever met in my life. This dude is humble af. He's a icon and legend.
scarface look like he'd rather be somewhere else
Thats how all retards look
Seriously. Vlad: nobody cares about you. Stop talking.
DJ Paul & Juicy J production was revolutionary. Paved the way for the current "Trap" sound
+Jay Pxxzy LOW KEY FACT. i aint eem think about them in the trap wave. But yeaaah 2000's Three 6 + Jeezy/Gucci raps + Lex Luger sounds = trap. Maybe we can even go as far to say T-Pain lmao
+startervisions Nah Three 6 been doing it since the early 90's. They were literally trap originators.
Jay Pxxzy I dont hear trap in Mystic Stylez. Imma check it again
startervisions Mystic Stylez was more horror core themed just like everybody else in the 90's Memphis underground. You can't discredit DJ Squeeky and DJ Zirk for creating that trap sound either. Three 6 was influenced by them and sampled their songs. Check out DJ Zirk - 2 Thick and you'll see what I mean.
+Jay Pxxzy the fact that you would disrespect them like that is unforgivable. i will say their production style is very much copied today and niggas act like they dont know who 3-6 is. but they were always hated on. cash money and no limit were huge while hypnotize minds was barely making noise and they made waaaay better music than pretty much anybody from the south in their prime. i just wish they released more albums through out the years
Scarface is supposed to get the lifetime award at the Hip Hop Awards.
Scarface is one of the greatest rappers of all time hands down!
lmao Face's faces are crackin me up. i dont think he fuck with vlad
COSMO JOE Vlad or Face?
Bobby Lawson Face
wow bruh *****
***** thats some real shit.
I feel that way too
DJ Yella doesn't get enough credit for the production on NWA's albums. Dr. Dre just sits back and collects all the shine but Yella was involved in the production of EVERY SINGLE NWA joint. From NWA and the Posse, Eazy Duz It, Straight Outta Compton, 100 Miles a Runnin, and Niggaz4Life.
Not to take anything away from Dre's immense talent, but Dre's sound did change drastically when he left NWA....that was no accident....Yella played a big part in crafting NWA's signature sound.
Keyser Soeze Dr. Dre's sound did change when he left Ruthless. Listen to all the NWA projects then listen to Deep Cover or any other Dre project that followed. His sound had totally changed. A lot of Dre's stuff sounds the same now if you ask me. That was not the case back in the NWA days, there was much more diversity in the music....what's the x-factor here? I can only think of one: Dj Yella
Keyser Soeze To write Yella off as simply just an "assistant" is silly. There were many "assistants' in the creation of the album; engineers, mixers, others behind the scenes. If Yella was simply just another one of those people he wouldn't be included as a member of the group. NWA is 5 guys, not 4. I highly doubt they included Yella just for the hell of it. He was obviously important enough for them to include him in every facet of their image. To dismiss him as just a guy just turning knobs and pressing buttons for Dre is giving him less credit than he deserves.
Keyser Soeze Lol you act is if you were there!
Keyser Soeze Already did that about 24 years ago.
Yella and ren did most of the work far production dre is a sampler only always have been. And had a team
His song "Game Over" produced by Dr. Dre is still on rotation. Legendary.
Scarface is a legend in hip hop in my book. Don't matter about wealth when it comes to talking about legends.
need to correct it, he isn't talking about Jay Z... its J. Prince....
I thought that looked weird with Jay z in there.
Mike Dean. Can't downplay Mike Dean's mixing and mastering skills. His, is sonically, my favorite in hip hop mixing and mastering. Listen to Untouchable
B. SMILEY III - nah fr💯
Agreed Mike Dean IMHO is one of the greatest producers in music.
Nah listen to the beat of Never seen a man cry again
Vlad isn't the brightest dude on the planet
Any planet.
All foreigners are stupid and dumb
@@jimmyblast9330 So, that's like, inclusive of everyone. I mean, we're all foreigners somewhere! 😊
😀
@@nickthelick not me you moron
@@jimmyblast9330 what if I told you there are several people not from your country that are not only much smarter than you, but are more successful than you will ever be in your entire life.
The Look on Brad's face when he said the most powerful people do not rob people the get rich is priceless.
Why is Vlad talking so much.
he always does
comparing flav and scarface to their groups shows how stupid vlad is...and fuck rick rubin...vlad culture vulture ass
Vlad got a big ass mouth
because scarface is smart and knows his role got to be careful
Brad is a real one. Still listening to his old stuff in 2019.
scarface's album were always. a hundred times harder than any of Dre's shit they were also much deeper
You're not kidding. I love a lot of Dr. Dre's material, but listen to Scarface's Mental Exorcism and you know, Face way always and still is deeper.
Yeah, his stuff was deeper, BUT the production wasn't at Dre's level. The DIARY was hard as hell though.
True that! To me the diary and the fix are much better then the chronic and the chronic 2001.
Glen Fisher Never
People tend to forget that Dre' s a producer, not really a rapper. He doesn't write any of his rhymes.
vlad always tryied to make himself sound good...my dude..u are interviewing...nobody cares about ur issues or expiriences....wait til u interviewed....for now shut up!
SkinnyKitchen is this the same Vlad that got his ass whooped by Rick Ross and his goons, im hearing years ago?
You are right Darwin
Whoever was working the camera on this one dropped the ball. All out of focus and shit
+David Duarte thank you, shit was pissin' me off
+David Duarte LOL.. not just out of focus but bad composition; Scarface's off to the left with his back facing the center. Weird. Scarface's front should be facing the center if his body is to be offset to one side of the frame. Plus the cameraman is shaking the camera. Did he not bring his tripod?
This a bootleg release of the interview.
I love Dre and the Geto Boys but face and the GB's always had deeper lyrics that made you think.
I agree
I agree. especially scarface
No disrespect to Bill and Will, but face has that pen.
This nigga vlad interviews himself more than the person he supposed to be interviewing lol
Luison d They're just conversing, I guess a more journalistic approach is what people are looking for. Face just seems to be more quiet. I don't believe Vlad had much chemistry with him. There probably wasn't any pre interview, they just went for it.
this guy is deep, he's 1 of the real thinkers in the rap game(Nas,Pac,Chuck D,)these guys + some others ultimate story tellers but w/socially conscious messages throughout , songs like Brenda's gotta baby, I know I can,Welcome to the Terrordome,Can't Truss it,+ classic classic rap that unfortunately rap aficionados probably will only be able 2 hear by breaking out their old cassettes, CDs,albums, iPods,etc, thank God for modern technology
Outkast up in that top tier of rap groups
I know and I only like about 5 songs tops including that eastpoints greatest hits
For me they are a duo and not a group. A group is 3 or more anything else is either a duo or a solo. (+)
sayElectronica
dam u wanna prize now. most these dudes don't even know that album excised
+sayElectronica A duo is a group made up of TWO people... A group of 3 is a TRIO. 4 is a QUARTET, 5 is QUINTET!!! U get the point....
And yes, 2 people can form a group!
+lorenzojolivarez I thought that was cool breeze?
The moment Vlad says Sir Mix-a-Lot made 100 mill off baby got back you see Scarface reflect hard hahaha
"U cant be that fucking dope" is exactly what i said when i heard the Compton album for the 1st time. Shit be unreal 🔥🔥🔥
especially when i heard that foe the love of money remix
That shit was a movie
Vlad always finds a way to incorporate himself in the interview
Vlad is 🌽
uncertain if scarface interview... Or Vlad loving the sound of his own voice!
The Untouchable is in the whip, as we speak. Good interview
+stllwtchngvds my favorite Face album
Fucking amazing classic hip-hop album. May have to bump that today actually. haha
Ended with the Eddie Murphy laugh 😂😂
Get Boys The Resurrection is hands down one of the greatest hip hop albums ever made in my opinion.
"You know how many deals...." ....here we go again with VLAD placing his "life" stories into the interviews. If I was Face I would have just ended the interview there. Buahaha.a..
"you know how many people wanted to buy VladTV that I'm like nah I'm good, I don't care how many millions he's putting up right now I'm good." Classic Vlad you could tell Scarface wasn't feeling it
Musa I of Mali THAT PART Im like "nigga where is ya cue sheet with GOOD questions"
Coming from a perspective as a child, i can see why Rick Rubin felt that way about Scarface. When I used to hear "My Mind's playing Tricks on Me" as a kid, Willie D and Bushwick Bill's verses stood out because they were serious but still fun to listen to, while Scarface's verses were dead serious. Now as a grownup his verses clearly stood out.
oh, and THIS YEAR HALLOWEEN FALLS ON THE WEEKEND!!!
+MISCDesigns Yeah, but Face wrote that entire song.
TheGASMass beastmode355 I knew he wrote Bill's part, but I wasn't sure he wrote Willie D's. That's why I didn't mention it.
+MISCDesigns Face didn't write Willie's part. Face and Willie D wrote all of Bill's lyrics. Willie D talked about it on a Houston rap documentary. Face said the same thing.
SoulOfTheSouth They may have both wrote for Bill but Face said specifically that he wrote Minds Playing Tricks on me.
Face..never give his self enough credit! That Grip It On Another Level album is revolutionary just like Straight Out of Compton. I remember when they both came out! I remember the streets. You can play that Geto Boys album from front to back! Do It like a G.O., Gangster of love, Mind of a lunitic, Read These Nikes, Life in the fast lane, Trigga Happy Nigga, Size ain't Shit, Scarface, need I day say more!! It was my favorite album growing up and still is today!!
Sorry But Geto Boyz is my favorite group hands down
Yea right. Nobody is fucking with nwa. Scarface just told you nwa was the best.
James Bond jr How the fuck you gonna tell me who my favorite group is Jo? Move around patnah we grown over here fuck around and get them fingers and thumbs chopped off....
+LordKilluminati now she say that i'm the gangsta. and old kathleen johnson shit i got to thank her
+James Bond jr they soft. compared to Geto Dope. listen and learn; while i kick some more serious shit
+LordKilluminati geto boys definitely better, listen to them, y'all dick riding nwa because of the movie, geto boys to real, listen to death do us apart, resurrection, or even the Foundation. matter get I'll give you some songs to drag m search on UA-cam. blind leading the blind, I tried, eye for an eye, free, 1st light of the day, straight gangsterism, g code, nothing to show, geto fantasy. I can go on forever with the real shit the geto boys spit. And didn't mention any of their solo albums.
The mix on the Untouchable album is crazy...very underrated
I got of a lot respect for Face. He’s just real simply real as hell.
Yo Vlad your description is inaccurate. His reference to "J" is the head of Rap-A-Lot, to which Scarface was signed, not Jay-Z.
Great promoters recognize people that are truly gifted in line of work
I don't believe Mix-A-Lot made 100 mil from that track despite what he says.
+tlig was he independant, if so then maybe
***** Dude, a hundred million dollars is a LOT of money. Even huge selling albums don't net that kind of dough for the artistes let alone a single. I have no way of proving it but I don't believe he's made that type of dough. I don't live in the US so maybe I'm wrong but what big firms have used that song for commercials and what sort of commercials were they?
We're talking about accumulated over many years though.. Not to mention whatever he's taken home now off Anaconda. Money's prolly been spent.. But I can believe it.
+Uncle d3rk what!!! You numbers are way off. Transformers: $150m Budget, made $709m. Trans: RoTF: $200m Budget, made $836m. Trans: DoM; $195m, made $1.1bn. Trans: AoE; $210m budget, made $1.1bn. And Avatar was a monster. Budget $235n, Box-office alone was $2.7bn and overall made $9bn.
album sales through the years,royalties from usage in movies, tv shows, commercials, and radio. being sampled. Baby got back easily clears 1mil. I've heard that song everywhere and who doesn't know about that song?
geto boys made dope albums
Troy DaBoss Hell yeah they did. Everyone of their albums was the shit. The Geto Boys and Till Death Do Us Part are the best and We Can't Be Stopped is a must have.
Actual Facts
@djvlad in your description he isn't talking about Jay-Z he talking about J. Prince.
Dre is good, but Scarface, Willie D, and Bushwick Bill are fucking Legends.
Scarface is beyond dope!!! Beyond Legend!! More like iconic. It's nothing he ever did that I didn't like.
VLAD, hire me to be your visual director!
1. Rule of thirds is more than just a grid. Don't have the subject facing the screens edge, unless he's leaving the frame.
2. Cloverfield shake-cam - love the concept but I didn't get why it was used here.
3. The reflection on Scarface's glasses! why, why, why?
4. Is that drumkit Scarface's first set up he used to conceptualise the first album? Nope? Get rid of it.
5. Interviewer doing most of the talking was strange. Scarface was awkward but did his best in light of this. Maybe have cuts of yourself if you're doing 75% of the talking when interviewing.
I could go on. Hope new material is better, this is the first vid I've watched of yours and it hurt.
Dropping Science. What's your contact info? Website? Let's chat
Scarface is still one of the greats!
Scarface look like he don't respect Vlad at all
The description is Wrong, when Scarface is saying J(Jay) he is referring to J Prince CEO of Rap - A - Lot records not Jay Z as Jay Z was unknown around this time.
Tribe called quest, NWA, grand master flash furious 5, Ghetto Boys, outcast, Run DMC, Wu-Tang all great Hip Hop groups. My Favorite would have to be Tribe called quest, they had a longer run than most of those other groups I mentioned. They took me from my teens into early manhood, the Africa movement was the best movement in Hip Hop in my opinion, everyone was wearing African necklaces and high top fades. Coming from the West Coast, we respected most of the East Coast Hip Hop Movement along with our own Gangster rap.
damn in def jam fight for NY you was husky as hell good shit bra
VLAD you spoke way too much and didn't let Face fully explain his points
Dre's work only takes a backseat to the Bomb Squad sonically.
Great to see Scarface interview DJ Vlad...
I love Scarface 😍😍😍I'm a long time FAN 😍😍😍Team Scorpio
Deeply Rooted (very Dre sounding production-wise)is giving The Diary a close run to my ears, but Brad needs to get Dre in to produce his next album - that would be a masterpiece in theory before a note had even been recorded !! 'Face fessin' up to Rubin not liking his flow shpws he has both a sense of humour & a sense of humility too!
geto boys album with Rick Ruben, buries straight outta compton as the craziest street stuff ever
+Frank Contreras i fucks wit dat mang! dre never did shit compared to assassins or mind of a lunatic. and that 1990 album stands the test of time too - no skip button needed. that is the best and most cohesive hardcore Rap album of all time
I agree Deeply a Rooted sounds amazing
Scarface is the realest an ice cube
Scarface's Mary Jane song is one of my fav. Classics from him. "I Luv"
Face is a helluva producer. Most folks don't know he makes a lot of his beats. South Aikers finest
cam dude needs some practice son, get yourself a stable tripod!!!
and i know u guys always wanna get that drum kit in frame but shouldnt your subject be centre??
Scarface's albums are mixed just as good as any Dre project
lies
Correct " Baby Got Back " has generated over a $100 Million combined for all involved { label , Artist, Publishers, writers, etc } , Not Sir-Mix-A-Lot alone ! The songs samples Technicolor for the music bed track & The Movie Full Metal Jacket , all share in the revenues from sales, licensing an airplay.
So basically, this is a Vlad talk and Scarface listen interview...
interviews with scarface are always good
When I was 12 pops was playing that g code ever since then fell in love with this dude been 6+ years now
grown man talk. .im from ny and always respected scarface way of doing business and handling things..thats why so many people want him on there tracks
I hear unless you have lots of history with Dre then his beats are going to cost a fortune
That Compton album was dope
If Dre took his time and actually went in whole heartedly and produced a solid body of music. I would rate him above anyone in the game!
Eazy E > Dre
Dre needed help from other producers to make his music. Both Chronic and 2001
@@noz7076 Everyone knows that. That's how all rap producers are. Everyone has teams when they produce ... timbaland , Dre , Kanye etc.
Dj Quik is way better than Dre
Chitt so is Daz n warren g i agree
+Cj Whaley I could go w/that
No way
word!
Nope!
Scarface,face mob, Brad action, is one of the top best rappers ever
He sounded like Eddie Murphy at the end with the laugh lol
...so much knowledge...."Face" is that uncle.
Jealousy should be used as a tool of salvation for us to create more relatable things for eachother. Never use jealousy to hate, because then you only direct that hate back onto yourself...SBN RESONATE
Whos interviewing who
I can't tell who is being interviewed...
geto Boyz all day. Resurrection my favorite album
Jackson Pirikahu Its a classic, but Till Death Do Us Part is just so fucking good. The Geto Boys and We Can't Be Stopped are must haves as well.
A Dr Dre/Scarface project would be DOPE!!!
Quite Surprised Face took that bullshit approach by Glad. Dre is one of the greatest music producers of all time, but Scarface is responsible for some of the greatest Hip-hop ever created.
Hands Down One Of THE GREATEST LYRICISTS IN HIP HIP HISTORY HE HAD BARZ 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶😮💨🔥🔥🔥🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🥶🥶🥶🔥😮💨 SCARFACE IN HIS PRIME WAS INCREDIBLE 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Face looking like a college professor now. Hard to believe he's the same guy who brought us Hand of the Dead Body and Smile
Same thing I said, sonically a great project...Drums were crazy...
Love this interview
how much for a interview vlad lol you my nigga
the look on his face when he said people like Warren Buffett ain't robbing nobody. hahahahaaha
I reviewed Deeply Rooted, pretty solid album. Better than TPAB for me.
Please frame up your interview shot better than this, its hard to watch!
No doubt his album is a classic Deeply Rooted has been on my rotation since it came out, definitely album of the year.. Scarface top 5 dead or alive. Problem, dope man pushin, God and steer are my favourite so far,
As a kid Scarface use to scare the shit outta me them lyrics cut
I thought that the production on Resurrection was 🔥🔥🔥. Plus Willie D coming back reuniting with Bill and Face was the perfect storm!!!
Always the true kings of Gangsta Rap! Geto Boys and Scarface. Death Row should have made a deal with Scarface. Hell Ruthless should have picked him up. Anyway, Geto boys was always just deeper with lyrics that was just pure dirty south and real gangsta shit.
Would love a Scarface vs Dr. Dre battle versus
Scarface is talking about J Prince not Jay Z
Main man eye brows pointed to the sky, and got reeeeal quiet when he heard Sir Mix A Lot made $100+ off 'Baby Got Back' lol
You can tell Scarface DGAF about what Vlad is saying about business.