What makes My Homies by Scarface notable?

My Homies received critical acclaim for its production and lyrical depth, often regarded as a defining moment in Southern hip-hop. The album peaked at number 12 on the Billboard 200 and featured collaborations with prominent figures like Nas and Ice-T, solidifying Scarface's influence within and beyond the genre. Released on March 3, 1998, My Homies was Scarface's fifth studio album, following the critical success of The Untouchable in 1997. At this point in his career, Scarface was solidifying his reputation as a cornerstone of Southern rap, bringing street narratives to a broader audience while collaborating with notable artists throughout the album.

Who is My Homies for?

My Homies works well if you're into long, immersive listening sessions, dynamic emotional journeys and reflective storytelling moments.

How many songs are on My Homies?

My Homies has 30 tracks, running approximately 136 minutes.

My Homies

Scarface · 1998

136 min · 30 tracks · gangsta rap

A gritty tapestry of Southern hip-hop that blends hard-hitting beats with introspective storytelling and camaraderie.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Hustler — This track encapsulates Scarface's signature storytelling style, reflecting the struggles and triumphs of life in the streets through a vivid narrative.
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City Under Siege — The intense energy of this track showcases Scarface's raw delivery and serves as a commentary on urban crime and survival, highlighting the realities faced by many.
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Homies & Thuggs (remix) — Featuring a blend of poignant lyrics and catchy hooks, this remix emphasizes themes of loyalty and brotherhood that resonate deeply throughout the album.
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What's Goin' On — This track stands out for its reflective tone, addressing issues such as social justice and community struggles, making it a powerful statement within the album.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

long, immersive listening sessions
dynamic emotional journeys
reflective storytelling moments
gritty, raw narratives
steady, consistent energy levels

Where this album fits

Career context: Released on March 3, 1998, My Homies was Scarface's fifth studio album, following the critical success of The Untouchable in 1997. At this point in his career, Scarface was solidifying his reputation as a cornerstone of Southern rap, bringing street narratives to a broader audience while collaborating with notable artists throughout the album.
Stylistic neighbors: Geto Boys· CeeLo Green· Killer Mike