The follow-up to 2008’s Emeritus finds Scarface reuniting with Mike Dean on the book-ending tracks, while N.O. Joe supplies the beats for majority of the remaining tracks.
Guest appearances include Papa Reu, Z-Ro, Rush Davis, Nas, Rick Ross, John Legend, Avant and CeeLo Green.
By KINGSMEN
'KINGSMEN' -Atlanta's Photographer|Videographer|Blogger|Editor
The whole album from beginning to end is fire Scarface is one of the realist rap artist in the game and every album he has put out has been nothing but fire…I’m glad he dropped this album cause this is what the rap game has been missing
Now,these people know music. LEGEND!!
Yes sir my bro
Already!! Stay up homie.
Album of the year!!! Sorry Dr Dre!
Hey dat boy dr. Dre behind him tho best 2 album’s i can listen 2 both of em 4 da rest of rhe year
Me 2
My favorite living artist Scarface been a fan since day one had all 12 of his CDs at one point but Deeply Rooted is 1 of my favorites from Face. ..★★★★★
Me 2 my bro
B. Jordan always give us heat!!! Serving reality raw and uncut!
YESSSSSSS!!!
AND THE ALBUM OF THE YEAR AWARD GOES 2 FACEMOB
Yes sir my bro
Yes. Definitely a classic. The entire album is well put together. -STEER-
Staring down the barrel of a colt 45 im feeling mad suicidal so i think im gonna drive everything is hazy n i cnt c my lanes demons got me seeing dble in da rain if i put the peddle 2 the metal take my hands off da wheel lord if u hear me steer
Yes it iz…..