Legendary rapper Scarface brought the house down at NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series, delivering a powerful performance backed by a 10-person band, including keyboardist Mike Dean. The Houston icon passionately rendered live versions of some of his most iconic classics, spanning his illustrious career.
The setlist featured timeless tracks like “On My Block,” “Mary Jane,” “Smile,” “I Seen A Man Die,” “Fuck Faces,” and “Mind Playing Tricks On Me.” Scarface showcased his versatility by even picking up a guitar during the highly praised performance, adding a personal touch to the concert.
In a heartwarming moment, Scarface invited his son Bryce to join him on stage. Expressing immense pride in his son’s musical talents, Scarface proclaimed, “My son Bryce is an exceptional musician—four thousand times better than I’ll ever be. My son is a f***ing beast. I know everyone says that about their son, but I’m not even lying.”
The Tiny Desk Concert series is celebrated for capturing intimate and unique performances from a wide range of artists. Scarface’s edition stands out as a testament to his enduring influence and the timeless appeal of his music. The inclusion of his son added a touching familial element to the performance, making it a memorable moment for fans and viewers alike.
