scarface homies and thugs youtube original

The twist is, he’s the one who killed him - because he was a rat. This is one quite dark, as Cam’ron describes the mixed emotions in the air as he sits at his childhood friend’s funeral. “Shoulda came for a loan, you know that scrilla’s like … but what’s ill tonight, Killa gotta kill his wife.” Damn, son.

Cam’s verse is especially vivid, noting that the man was the one who told him to christen his son. J.R Writer, Juelz Santana, Cam’ron trade verses about close acquaintances that - for various reasons - began to sing like Bilal. “If you don’t you live and if you do you die,” he notes in the chorus. Scarface and his guests make their point pretty simple: don’t testify. Scarface with FaceMob & Hoodlumz – “Don’t Testify” “You ain’t gotta be a thug, do something else dog,” he raps over JAY-Z’s “ Threat” instrumental. Uncle Murda makes an excellent point amid his (almost) terroristic threats to snitches: if you’re not built to handle the heat stay out of the kitchen. Fantastik steals the show on the song’s chorus as he points himself out in court as the perpetrator, adding “Fuck around and get the whole label sent up for years.” Uncle Murda - “Please Don’t Snitch”

While it’s a more humorous take on snitching, it’s quite brilliant. This often forgotten gem is extra relevant in a new era of Hip Hop where art imitates life a little too closely at times. “That’s what a snitch nigga do they tell, I don’t want nothing to do with that deal,” Flo Rida spits. In this gem, which was frankly overshadowed by the other hits on his debut - namely “ Low” and “ In The Ayer” - Flo Rida and Weezy make one thing clear: if you’re a snitch, you probably shouldn’t find yourself in their circumference. It’s (still) unclear who Snoop was referencing when he spits, “I caught a nigga one day jumping out of a cop car, I ain’t saying no names, but this nigga’s a rap star.” Flo Rida & Lil Wayne- “American Superstar” This collaboration with Master P and his one-time No Limit signee Snoop is a particularly searing declaration of “on sight” as it pertains to those who spill the beans in tight situations. The song’s most poignant bars describe the lifelong stigma of a snitch label: “You’ll always be in jail nigga, just minus the bars.” Master P & Snoop Dogg - “Snitches” Over a J-Runnah-produced instrumental JAY breaks down the story of a dealer-turned-informant who succumbs to the reality of being locked up and turns on his closest partner.

Scarface homies and thugs youtube original