Scarface has shared a warm embrace with Killer Mike as he joined the southern Hip Hop legend during a show in Atlanta.
Scarface recently kickstarted his Behind the Desk Experience Tour and its stop in the A on Tuesday night (March 12) brought out the big names.
Attending the sold-out show at Variety Playhouse was 2 Chainz, Omar Epps and Goodie Mobb’s T-Mo, while Killer Mike appeared on stage.
After Scarface appeared to perform a mash-up of Mike’s “Motherless” and the Geto Boys classic “Mind Playing Tricks on Me,” the Run The Jewels MC ran up to the Texas rap legend and gave him a hug.
The pair could be seen smiling and laughing while bowing to each other out of respect.
“Killer Mike took all the Grammys. Swept they ass,” Facemob told the crowd while giving his surprise guest props. “Wow! I told y’all, I got nothing but friends in Atlanta, man. Mike just fucked me up, man.”
The pair also hung out backstage where they posed for photos alongside 2 Chainz and T-Mo.
Scarface announced his tour last month following the success of his Tiny Desk Concert.
The nationwide trek kicked off on March 10 in Miami, Florida and will run for a little over a month, concluding on April 14 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
He is also set to play cities such as Dallas, Houston, New York and Philadelphia across 25 dates in total.
Scarface previously discussed why his viral Tiny Desk Concert was so important to him.
“Let me tell you why this Tiny Desk was such a moment for me,” he said. “Because Mike Dean actually played the parts in the [original] songs, so he knows the parts. You don’t have to teach him the parts, because those parts came from him.”
For the mini-concert, Scarface was accompanied by longtime collaborator Mike Dean on keyboards with the two having worked together for over 30 years.
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Killer Mike has also spoken on the record about his longtime admiration of Scarface.
During an interview with B High ATL in 2022, Mike said: “The greatest in my book is Scarface. Nobody else has had a career since 1987 to now and never dropped a wack album.
“Nobody else will give you a song like ‘Boy Meets Girl’ that talks about the mixture of ecstasy and cocaine in the form of a drug dealer and a stripper. Nobody else give you a song about suicide having just been with his boy.
“All that’s my real life. He is the artist I aspire to be like in terms of longevity, in terms of relevance, in terms of growth and style.”
