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Mobb Deep are Prodigy and Havoc, a Queens-bred hip-hop group who were personified hardcore hip-hop in the '90s. The pair's sophomore album The Infamous featured the excellent “Shook Ones Pt. II,” among other classics, and is considered one of the greatest rap albums of all time. Their 1996 album Hell on Earth marked their second consecutive gold album and featured another classic single in “Front Lines (Hell on Earth).” They scored their first platinum plaque with 1999's Murda Muzik. Their Infamy album is certified gold.  Prodigy released the gold-selling H.N.I.C. in 2000. Mobb were involved in two high profile beefs. Their “Drop a Gem on Em” targeted 2Pac during the East Vs. West coast feud and Prodigy went toe to toe with JAY Z. Mobb signed to 50 Cent's G-Unit and issued their seventh album Blood Money in 2006.

Scarface is one of the south's most influential MCs. The Houston lyricist came of age as part of the Geto Boys in the late '80s and early '90s, and quickly gained a following for his extreme hardcore lyrics and his descriptive storytelling. Facemob famously penned every verse on GB's “Mind Playin' Tricks on Me.” ‘Face stayed with Geto Boys, but launched his solo career with the gold-selling Mr. Scarface Is Back in 1991. He's released three gold and three platinum LPs, including 1994's The Diary featuring the chilling “Seen a Man Die” and “No Tears,” which was hilariously rapped by actor David Herman in 1999 comedy Office Space. He became the president of Def Jam South at the turn of the millennium and signed Ludacris to the label. His 2002 album The Fix—partly produced by Kanye West—was widely critically acclaimed and is arguably his best work.