The Scarface Tubby Show

In this episode, which was recorded back in March, Tubby and his friend, AG Two Tone (who was also on episode 4, wink wink!) kick it and catch up, while listening to the 2007 album by Kanye West, "Graduation". 

In this episode, Tubby, Brother Buffalo and Joe Brady listen to the 2015, Roc Nation/XO release by Canadian rapper, Belly, "Up for Days".

In this special, one year anniversary episode, Tubby, Ben, Shawn Hemp, DJ Gre, DJ Bee One, Johnny Kohler, Brother Buffalo, and Sam from Tanana Herb Co. recap the last year of the show as they listen to Tubby's favorite album of all time, the double sophomore album by The Notorious B.I.G, "Life After Death". 

In Episode 51, Tubby, DJ Bee One, Benny Jesus & Booster Gold listen to DMX's sophomore album, the 1998 classic, "Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood". 

In this episode, Tubby, DJ Bee One, DJ Gre and Hellen Killah, hang out and talk about DMX while listening to his classic 1998 debut album, "It's Dark And Hell Is Hot". Tubby's daughter, Yili makes a special appearance as well. 

In this episode, Tubby and special guests, Panda & DJ Bee One, hang out and listen to the debut album by Kanye West, the 2004 classic, "College Dropout". The episode also features appearances by DJ Gre and The Last Rocketeer, as well. 

In this episode, Tubby and guests, Saint Deon and Shawn Hemp listen to the 2nd and final studio album by The Fugees, the 1996 classic, "The Score". 

In episode 46, Tubby and his friends, Larry and James, enjoy some champagne and edibles while listening to the debut album by Foxy Brown, the 1996 classic, "Ill Na Na".

In episode 47, Tubby listens to "Hard Core", the 1996 debut album by rapper, Lil Kim. 

In this episode, Tubby, Brother Buffalo and Shawn Hemp, listen to and discuss the second album by Kendrick Lamar, the 2012 critically acclaimed, "Good Kid M.A.A.D City".

In this episode, Tubby and special guest, Saint Deon, hang out together for the first time, while listening to the sixth album by Kanye West, the 2013 classic, "Yeezus". Dontae (AKA LortLightskin) and Shawn Hemp stop by as well. 

In this episode, Tubby, DJ Gre and special guest, Lloyds Noize, discuss Atlanta rapper, Young Thug, as they listen to his 2016 classic, "Jeffery". 

In episode 42, special guest, Rodney J LaFlare educates Tubby on Gucci Mane, as they listen to the 2013 mixtape, "Trap God 2". 

In Episode 41, Tubby and special guests, Kvsper and Blanco, of Rage City Records, listen to the debut studio album by A$AP Rocky, 2013's "Long. Live. A$AP" with Shawn Hemp, Dontae (aka Lort Lightskin) and Brother Buffalo also in attendance. Special thanks to Grandpa G & Three's Pizza for providing pizza for the show! Follow them on IG: THREESPIZZA! www.ragecityrecords.com 

In Episode 40 of The Scarface Tubby Show, Tubby and guest, Booster Gold, enjoy some Christmas Eve drinks as they listen to and discuss Dr. Dre's 1999 follow up to "The Chronic", the equally amazing, "2001". 

In Episode 39, Tubby and his good friend, hip hop producer, Booster Gold, enjoy Christmas Eve together by having some drinks and listening to the monumental hip hop album by Dr. Dre, the 1992 classic, "The Chronic".

In Episode 38, Tubby along with special guests, DJ Bee One and Joe Brady, listen to the second studio album by Wu Tang Clan's, Ghostface Killah, the 2000 hip hop classic, "Supreme Clientele". 

In Episode 37, Tubby and Scarface Tubby Show regular, Shawn Hemp, listen to the 1st installment of Kid Cudi's "Man On The Moon" series, 2009's "MOTM: The End of Day".

Episode 36 of The Scarface Tubby Show is a previously recorded episode that was never released, from Oct.4th, 2020. In this episode, Tubby (who is drunk from a previous episode taping that day) and Ben-G (aka Benny Jesus) listen to the 1999 release from Method Man & Redman, "Blackout!"

In this episode, Tubby, on his 9th day of self isolated quarantine, listens to the 1998 underground classic, "Mos Def and Talib Kweli are Black Star" (also known as simply "Black Star").

In this episode of The Scarface Tubby Show, Tubby listens to the debut studio album by the legendary, Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott, the 1997 classic, "Supa Dupa Fly". 

In Episode 33, a COVID-19 infected Tubby sits in quarantine and listens to the 1997 album by Master P, "Ghetto D".

In this episode, Tubby listens to one of his favorite rap albums, the 2004 underground classic by Murs of Living Legends and producer 9th Wonder, "Murs 3:16: The 9th Edition". 

In this episode, Tubby listens to one of the greatest debut rap albums of all time, the 1993 classic, "Doggystyle" by Snoop Dogg. 

In Episode 30, Tubby smokes some Ice Cream Cake and listens to the 1998 album by Cash Money Records artist, Juvenile, "400 Degreez".