But content-wise, there's nothing really redeeming about Cam trying to get some head, and possibly a menage-a-trois.
The lyrical skill is present, and I'd go as far as to say that Cam's persistence in trying to rhyme every bar with multiple syllables is comparable to Kool G Rap, one of the best that ever did it. These bars give a good example of the yin and yang of Killa Cam. You don't like men? Me neither, what a coin-ci-dink'" I just laughed, 'Ma, if we link, we link/ Number you can type in, said she don't like men/ I approached her, slight grin, white Timbs/ Lookin' light skinned, mami was tight slim/įat ass, big tits, I noticed her nice chin/ Got something for ya face, fuck Pro-Activ. You don't what? Tell that shit to another sucker/ If the track's title didn't give it away, here's what Cam's getting at.
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With his new deal at Asylum Records, it's clear that Cam has more say and less restrictions as to what he can put out, hence Killa Season's 1st single - "Suck It Or Not" f/ Lil' Wayne (aptly renamed "Touch It Or Not" for TV and radio). One of the main reasons for that album's delays was the inability to find a marketable 1st single, leading to the atrocious and I-can-only-hope-it-was-forced remake of Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun". Killa Season is Cam's follow-up to '04's oft-delayed Purple Haze, his final album on Roc-A-Fella Records. Cam wears his smugness and cockiness like his platinum chains, and unless you really want to hate it, then just like the title to his Jay-Z diss record. Or why he'd make a diss track to the most powerful man in rap music right now and focus almost solely on his physical appearance and fashion sense. Kelly" to his daughter (which may not seem all that serious, until you consider that New York morning radio host Star made a similar comment about a rival DJ on the air. Or why, on a diss track to Nas, he'd threaten to do an "R. There's not really a more fitting explanation than that as to why Cam would nickname his Diplomat crew the "Taliban" less than a year after the planes hit the World Trade Center. Out of all of the rappers who don't give a fuck, Cam'ron might give so little of a fuck that calling it "not giving a fuck" would be an overstatement.
He just focuses on making good music.If ignorance is bliss, then there probably aren't many people in the world happier than Cameron Giles. Camron explained that he isn’t into the regional breakdown of music.
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The rapper is hoping to release the Killa Season 2 movie and soundtrack in December.įor now the song, “Touch It or Not,” featuring southern rapper Lil Wayne, continues to get spins at urban radio. So I don’t care about east or west coast or whatever. You have to have some type of talent or some type of business mind or whatever it is you’re gonna get ahead in before you can label where you’re from. You can’t label where you’re from and make that your pattern. ‘Yo I’m from Harlem.Yo I did my thing for the block.’ That doesn’t mean you can rap you understand? That doesn’t mean you can do something to make our business get up there. A lot of people, I get that all the time, ‘Yo I’m from Harlem. You can tell of course where the records from once you hear it. Yo I got a down south record.’ I think you should let the record play. You can’t say, ‘Yo I got a New York record. First of all let’s just make good music and then label. “First of all a lot of people get confused is this New York hip hop, down south, this and that. Cam’ron is already shooting scenes for the sequel which picks up right where the first film left off.Īs far as the soundtrack, Cam’ron has already leaked a single, “Weekend Girl,” and plans are in the works to shoot a video for the song. The rapper released the straight-to-DVD movie Killa Season this spring, and in May he released the soundtrack. The Diplomats’ Cam’ron, who is also known as Killa Cam, is currently working on a new movie and soundtrack. Camron is working on a new movie and soundtrack for Killa Season 2 movie, and he says he doesn’t buy into regional hip-hop.
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