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Not the first time he tried to off himself, 'Face downed a bottle of sleeping pills and after surviving, spent the better part of the next two years in a mental institution. In his 2015 autobiography, named after 1991 solo track 'Diary of a Madman,' the rapper opens by recounting an attempted suicide from his high school years. Like many other artists who have been slapped with the 'gangter' or 'horrorcore' tags, Geto Boys' gruesome tales may not have been entirely nonfiction, but we know one thing for sure: Scarface's depression was no myth. 'I often drift while I drive, he raps, 'Havin' fatal thoughts of suicide/'Bang' and get it over with/And then I'm worry-free, but that's bullshit.' That type of internal debate, that admittance of severe depression simply didn't happen in hip hop, let alone its most macho subgenre, in '91. Real and imagined threats bleed into one another during Scarface's two verses, which depict a sleepless night fraught with a plethora of fears: of death, of disappointing his family, and of leaving a fatherless son behind. Other contemporary gangster rappers made songs that played like highlight reels of their exploits 'Mind Playing Tricks on Me' depicted the off-camera aftermath of a murderous lifestyle that, despite frequent glamorization, has clearly never been a cakewalk. 90% of that exploration was carried out by Scarface, the most devoted rap psychologist of all time. But what made the group special was their exploration of all sides of violence and crime, not just the pulpy, in-the-moment gore. Their depiction of violence, both on record and on record cover, surpassed N.W.A.'s and soon begat darker heirs like Three 6 Mafia and Brotha Lynch Hung.

In their heyday, Geto Boys very much fit within the gangster rap genre that stayed, by today's standards, unbelievably marketable for nearly a decade. Most of what followed in Scarface's original verse was pretty standard for the Geto Boys at the time (IE: horrorcore), including outing himself as a 'homicidal maniac with suicidal tendencies,' but that vivid imagery and palpable claustrophobia would soon be given its due elsewhere. First uttered by Scarface on Geto Boys' 1989 track 'Mind of a Lunatic,' those words would appear two years later in the intro of 'Mind Playing Tricks on Me,' perhaps the pioneering Houston group's best-known song. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more.ĭownload more Trap sample packs like this here.There's a case to be made that all depressive, paranoid, and anxiety-afflicted rap music stems from that one line. Listen to more beats on our YouTube channel just like this. To see exactly what you can do with this Trap sample pack we’ve made a Lil Uzi Vert type beat

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The Trap sample pack includes over 30 different sounds for you to incorporate into your tracks, if you’re looking to make melodic / sad Trap music. Including fast paced Trap drums, hard bouncy 808’s and high pitched melodies! As always if your looking for the beat we’ve created using these samples head over to this post. We’ve got a bunch of new goodies for you that come straight from the sounds of “XO Tour Life” and Uzi’s latest project Luv is Rage 2. It’s been a few weeks since we’ve put out any content but we’re aiming for a more regular schedule in the coming weeks! So this week we’ve put together a new free Lil Uzi Vert sample pack for you to download.