Courtesty of Miss Info, check out some exclusive footage of Cam’ron at the recent launch event for the Dipset Jerseys and socks showcased at Dame Dash’s Poppington art gallery. In the clip, Info links up with the Harlem native as he proceeds to give show her around and promote some of the different artworks available to purchase. Cam’ron also points out a particular Biggie Smalls inspired painting that he claims is his favorite.
Cam’ron drops new music to holds the fans over with “Let Me Work” featuring Loaded Lux, Ms. Hustle and Chris Miles along with “Duckin’ Onetime” featuring Sen City. Both tracks will be featured on Cam’ron’s anticipated Ghetto Heaven Vol. 1 which originally was set to release last July 4 but has now been rescheduled for October 1. Check out the latest from the Harlem rapper with “Let Me Work” above and the smooth “Duckin’ Onetime” below which fans cam going in over Mary J. Blige’s classic “My Life” instrumental.
Cam’ron and company unveil a new promotional trailer to an upcoming series titled 1st of The Month which is set to debut on October 1. Always one to keep it street and gritty, Cam gives fans a preview of what they can expect to see in the project with plenty of guns, people getting shot left and right, drugs and random sex scenes that showcase the rapper channeling his raunchy character from Paid In Full. All in all, this looks like some classic Cam’ron material and I’m sure this will quickly end up being another hood favorite. In related news, Cam’ron announced that his next mixtape Ghetto Heaven will also be available to pick up on October 1 after missing its original release date which was scheduled for July 4.
Back with his signature slow lazy flow, Harlem World’s very own Cam’ron returns with “Welcome To My World” off his upcoming Ghetto Heaven Vol. 1 mixtape. After missing it’s original release date set for July 4, fans can now expect to download Cam’s latest offering on October 1. Check out “Welcome To My World” below via the audio stream.
Killa drops off some new music for the fans entitled “Golden Friends” The track finds Cam doing his thing over a Cythina Fee sample from “Thank You For Being A Friend” which was used on the ’80’s sitcom The Golden Girls. Just an interesting side note.
Cam recently stopped by the Boiler Room to give a live performance of his classic hits “Hey Ma” and “I Really Mean It”.
One of New York’s hero’s came through the BR NY edition of W Hotels #WDND to rock the packed suite after Solange’s set. Watch Cam’ron deliver his hits “Hey Ma” and “I Really Mean It” live from the 57th floor in Time Square.
Dipset is alive and well and recently took their act to Midtown Manhattan’s B.B. King’s venue to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Diplomatic Immunity. Cam’ron, Juelz Santana, Jim Jones, J.R. Writer and Freaky Zeeky all came together and performed to a packed house of anxious Dipset fans with classic hits like “Dipset Anthem,” “I Really Mean It,” “Oh Boy,” and “Santana’s Town”. Check out the footage above and below to see how it all went down in New York.
Now I don’t know about you but this takes me back to when I first started recording music with the homies and when I was in high school. I can remember how the influence of New York music at that time started showing in the styles on campus and just how popular Dipset was. It was just a big time around those days for Roc-a-Fella in general. Check out the behind the scenes footage of the whole Dipset crew practicing for their show at the Source Awards and giving a dope rehearsal for the staff and camera crew.
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