A Brutal Truth from the Houston Legend
In a raw and unfiltered conversation with Shannon Sharpe on the Club Shay Shay podcast, Southern rap legend Scarface—of the Geto Boys—made a striking declaration: “I don’t care about nothing that gots anything to do with the music game anymore. Very bitter about it.”
This sentiment follows a direct exchange about music sampling. Scarface didn’t mince words when challenged—saying he simply doesn’t care, citing his disenchantment with industry practices.
Why the Bitterness?
Scarface pointed to unjust compensation and predatory contracts that overwhelmingly affect Black artists, stating that he’s grown disillusioned by an industry that thrives on exploitation.
A Legacy Shrouded in Disillusionment
As one of hip-hop’s most revered voices, Scarface’s announcement resounds more than a fleeting grievance—it’s a wake-up call. His legacy, built on soulful, street-wise lyricism, stands in stark contrast to the music business he now shuns.
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