On December 9, 1983, Scarface hit theaters—and nothing has been the same since. From its showcasing of the gritty streets of Miami in the 80s to the iconic rise and fall of Tony Montana, this movie didn’t just tell a story; it redefined culture.

But here’s the interesting thing: its influence isn’t confined to the past. From Raekwon to Benny the Butcher, every decade finds new ways to remix and revere its impact. It’s a testament to how art—like Tony Montana—can refuse to fade into the background.

In this piece from the SNOBHOP archives, I break down the movie’s legacy, its cultural fingerprints, and how it continues to leave its mark on future generations