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Scarface is Gone from the rap game...
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Houston, We've Got A Problem...Scarface is Gone from the rap game, that is.First, Z-Ro gave us the bad news that he's leaving the game because of the industry's shady-minded business nature, now Scarface (aka Brad Jordan) has confirmed what we already knew. I think you should be worried, really worried that Scarface--the only 'King of the South' (sorry, Tip)--is leaving this rap game for good...
Though Rap-A-Lot Records has released three Scarface albums in the past three years: 2003's My Balls and My Word, 2004's My Homies and 2006's My Homies Pt.2, the legendary Houston, TX lyricist says 2002's The Fix was his last solo recording. No more classics here. Mr. Scarface says he'll never record solo material again.
"I'm not gon' rap no more at all. Shit, this is not a good business to be in. I'm sure Rap-A-Lot will be releasing a lot of stuff that I did earlier or make stuff. After Rap-A-Lot released Balls And My Word I knew I wasn't never [gon'] do another album again. They just took my old songs, changed the beats and...all that shit that never came out. Just like the My Homies shit, I didn't do that," Face explained to SOHH.com. "The Fix was my last album. I'll never record again. I'll ***** with my group. Another solo album, no?
You see, I always had a bad feeling about that 2Pac/Scarface album they're marketing as 2Face. That's why I asked if y'all had any intention of copping it. My skepticism increased when someone alerted me that the 2Face project is merely a collection of old Face/Pac songs--more like a compilation of both rappers' greatest hits. I didn't know what to believe until I read this: "That [album with] Tupac stuff, all that shit I hear about, I ain't got shit to do with that."
Note: source: sohh.com
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Posted on Friday, August 11 @ 00:22:25 CEST by milscap |
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