Scarface Rapper – Brad Terrence Jordan

Scarface Rapper — real name Brad Terrence Jordan — was born on November 9, 1970, in Houston, Texas, and if you know hip-hop, you know he’s one of the legends. He first made waves in the late ’80s as part of the Geto Boys, the groundbreaking Southern rap group that helped put Houston on the map. But what sets Scarface apart is the way he tells a story. His lyrics are deep, raw, and honest — those that don’t just rhyme, but really mean something.

Scarface began his career in 1991 with the album Mr. Scarface Is Back. Some of his most popular albums are The Diary, The World Is Yours, and The Untouchables. Many things make Scarface stand out, but one of the things that really stands out is how real he is in his music. Where many artists shy away from heavy-handed, real stuff, Scarface dives straight into it: mental health, depression, internal struggles, even his relationship with faith. He didn’t just rap about the streets; he rapped about what it felt like to go through it all. At a time when most rappers were focused on showing strength, Scarface showed that there was strength in being real. That’s what makes his music stand out – and that’s why fans from all backgrounds still connect with him today.

He has not built his entire career alone but has worked with many big names and legends like Jay-Z, Tupac Shakur and Ice Cube. His other album, released in 2002, was a huge success and featured performances from top-tier artists.

Another fact about Hip-Hop Icon Scarface is that he excelled in the music world and dabbled in politics and community advocacy. He ran for city council in Houston to uplift his community. That’s how he became an iconic and respected figure in hip-hop.