Scarface Is Back, My Homies Disc 1 and 2, Presents The Product One Hunid (Screwed), The Diary (Screwed), The Diary, The Fix, The World Is Yours, The Mixtape Game Is Mine, The Untouchable (Chopped-A-Lot), The Untouchable
Scarface - Balls And My Word, Balls And My World, Scarred For Life, Greatest Hits (Chopped and Screwed), Greatest Hits, Last Of A Dying Breed (DJ D Version), Last Of A Dying Breed, Mr. Geto Boys - Death Do Us Part, Geto Boys, Resurrection, The Foundation, Da Good Da Bad And Da Ugly, Greatest Hits, Greatest Hits, Grip It On The Other Level, Trouble, Uncut Dope, We Can't Be Stopped Scarface Is Back, The Diary, The Fix, The Last Of A Dying Breed, The Untouchable, The World Is Yoursīushwick Bill - Gutta Mixx, Little Big Man, No Surrender No Retreat, Phantom Of A Rapraįacemob - The Most Sacred Thing To The Mob Is Silence, The Other Side Of The Law to show as much growth here as he did on Trap Muzik, but - as is the case with Jadakiss - remaining patient for that classic album (and you know he has one in him) is getting tough.Balls And My World, Emeritus, Made, Mr. Perhaps it's asking too much to expect T.I. Mannie Fresh, the Neptunes, Jazze Pha, and Scott Storch also contribute beats some are perfectly satisfactory, none are highlight-reel worthy. Some of his most incisive moments are delivered when the mood is somber, as on "Prayin for Help," where he expresses pain and regret without dealing in clichés. rides the beat while bouncing off it at the same time. At the negative end, there's "Countdown," a flimsy rehash of "Rubber Band Man." At the positive end, there's "Bring Em Out" - a rowdy Swizz Beatz production with blaring synth horns and a sampled Jay-Z (from "What More Can I Say") acting as hype man, in which T.I. With all that chaos surrounding T.I., it's disappointing to hear him retracing his steps, rewriting old lines, developing with little progress. And that hardly covers all the events that transpired during the 15 months that led to Urban Legend, the follow-up to Trap Muzik. Then there was the MC's surprise performance at a concert for an Atlanta radio station, where he avenged the alleged shots Lil' Flip took at him while he was incarcerated.
He received a three-year prison sentence, only to be granted a work-release program that allowed him to continue making music (he proceeded to record several albums' worth of material). Right after watching two successive singles - "24s" and "Rubber Band Man" - become the most successful hits of his career, he was put behind bars for violating probation that resulted from a 1997 arrest on cocaine distribution and the manufacturing and distribution of a controlled substance. went through big ups and big downs after the release of 2003's Trap Muzik.
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