Some people say you can judge the quality of a person’s life by the enemies… Read Full Bio ↴Some people say you can judge the quality of a person’s life by the enemies they make. If this is at all true, Island Def Jam recording artist, Sam Scarfo is in a class by himself. His rivals may view his talents as a direct threat to their status quo. Nevertheless, he vows to embraces the hate and welcome fans to the future of hip hop music with his debut release due in stores during the summer of 2007.
“The top five rappers ten years ago are still the same top five today.” explains the emcee commonly referred to by his friends and family as Choo Choo. “Someone needs to take it to a new level; you can bet on Sam Scarfo to do this”. He makes no excuses for the lack of respect given to the current rooster of hip hop artists that don’t seem to measure up. “We have all this new blood in the game; I think our generation needs to come up.”
This gifted songwriter began his musical career with local emcees from his hometown of Plainfield, New Jersey. Bubbling under the surface for years, he calmly created a movement powerful enough to catch the attention of acclaimed video director Bennie Boom. Sam signed a management deal with IBC Entertainment in 2003 with hopes of securing a major label deal. With limited media resources available in the Garden State, Scarfo decided to enter the underground New York City battle circuit to attract attention to himself and his own record label, Gorilla Pimp Recordings.
Just as he conquered "Fight Klub" in 2004 by winning the most money in the history of the now infamous battle ground, newly appointed Def Jam management Jay-Z and L.A Reid summoned Scarfo to their office for a quiet little chat. On this, Jay’s first day at work, both Jay and L.A. decide unanimously to sign the Brooklyn born artist to a record contract and imprint deal that would include future releases from him and his four man group, Conair.
Production credits on the album now include a who’s who of hip hop’s heat makers such as EZ LP, MIDI Mafia, Ty Fyffe, Fred Wreck and Rick Rock. With special guest appearances from living legends Buju Banton, Patti LaBelle, Nate Dogg, and Prodigy of Mobb Deep, Sam Scarfo guarantees a musical product as potent as his predecessors from the early nineties.
As for Sam’s adversaries, they are now left alone to create their own buzz and ignite a flame that will keep the art of hip hop authentic for future generations to enjoy.
Prepared by Kevin M. English
For Booking and Interviews contact:
973.687.6749 or visit www.samscarfo.net
“The top five rappers ten years ago are still the same top five today.” explains the emcee commonly referred to by his friends and family as Choo Choo. “Someone needs to take it to a new level; you can bet on Sam Scarfo to do this”. He makes no excuses for the lack of respect given to the current rooster of hip hop artists that don’t seem to measure up. “We have all this new blood in the game; I think our generation needs to come up.”
This gifted songwriter began his musical career with local emcees from his hometown of Plainfield, New Jersey. Bubbling under the surface for years, he calmly created a movement powerful enough to catch the attention of acclaimed video director Bennie Boom. Sam signed a management deal with IBC Entertainment in 2003 with hopes of securing a major label deal. With limited media resources available in the Garden State, Scarfo decided to enter the underground New York City battle circuit to attract attention to himself and his own record label, Gorilla Pimp Recordings.
Just as he conquered "Fight Klub" in 2004 by winning the most money in the history of the now infamous battle ground, newly appointed Def Jam management Jay-Z and L.A Reid summoned Scarfo to their office for a quiet little chat. On this, Jay’s first day at work, both Jay and L.A. decide unanimously to sign the Brooklyn born artist to a record contract and imprint deal that would include future releases from him and his four man group, Conair.
Production credits on the album now include a who’s who of hip hop’s heat makers such as EZ LP, MIDI Mafia, Ty Fyffe, Fred Wreck and Rick Rock. With special guest appearances from living legends Buju Banton, Patti LaBelle, Nate Dogg, and Prodigy of Mobb Deep, Sam Scarfo guarantees a musical product as potent as his predecessors from the early nineties.
As for Sam’s adversaries, they are now left alone to create their own buzz and ignite a flame that will keep the art of hip hop authentic for future generations to enjoy.
Prepared by Kevin M. English
For Booking and Interviews contact:
973.687.6749 or visit www.samscarfo.net
Pipe Down
Sam Scarfo Lyrics
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F.L.I.P. Gucci We goin' grind we goin hustle It'll never stop Thirty bands…
Fritogang She ain't tryna spend a night out Chilling with you when…
J.Reyez You make me feel me alone Even though i'm at home Like…
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Pescatore
Sammy needs to do some Youtube collabs with some out guys who were in the life or just cool ass Youtubers. This guy tells the best stories and can put you right in the action. Its amazing
Heveyweight Heveyweight
why would the underboss waste time with people under his rank , this dudes track record is not matched by anyone on youtube , a real gangster
Heveyweight Heveyweight
no he dont , sammy is a realiest all those other guys would screw it up michael fanceses got put in check an nearly gored by the bull
Mobsters Inc
💯
Sammy mobs
Bro this guy is the real deal no fake ass YouTuber image and a few of those mob guys are doing YouTube fucking crazy isn’t it
William Feilhauer
You got that right
snewsh
i still cant believe one of the most infamous living mobsters has a youtube channel where he just chills and tells old war stores. keep up the good work, sir.
Benaiah Wright
Yeah unfreaking believable
Glen Leon
The fbi were desperate for any old bullshiter
Mark
If I miss my taxes Government wants to take my house.