Meatloaf said it best, 2 out of 3 ain’t bad. [Bastardly]
Never get lost again with this GPS navigational system. [Daily Drop]
Camron comes out of hiding for a minute and goes over Lil Wayne’s “Let The Beat Build” track. [Nah Right]
Mexican oil wrestling? Sure. [Double Viking]
Dr. Martens taps Raf Simons. [SlamXHype]
Will we ever get another Cam’ron album? Ever since his ill-fated 2006 effort Killa Season turned out to be little more than a glorified mixtape, he’s been hiding from the public eye. He emerged a few times last year to argue with 50 on the radio and drop his Public Enemy #1 mixtape, but he would always retreat back underground after about a week.
Last night, a radio rip of a new Cam song called “My Aura” leaked. It’s unclear how new the track is, but it definitely has a similar energy to some of his manic 2005 material (”Get Em Daddy,” “Girls, Cash, Cars”). The name of his next album has changed so many times—from Shade of Black to Courtesy Curtis to Crime Pays—that we can’t call it. But if this is a taste Cam’s future, we’re not mad. Listen to “My Aura” below.
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There’s something so classic about Mimi and Killa Cam together. First, she remade Cam’s “Oh Boy” back in 2002, then rumors surfaced in 2006 that the two were secretly an item. It turned out not to be true, but now Clue managed to get Cam out of hiding to jump on the Desert Storm remix to “Touch My Body,” for which he jacked 2Pac’s “Ambitionz Of A Rider.” Killa even plays on those old rumors that he and M.C. had a thing going:
“Don’t let this industry come between us. You know I love you. We been through our ups, we been through our downs and you mean everything to me, man…Who I’m talking to? My money, who else would I be talking to?”
Hear the full song after the jump…
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HipHop DX thinks so: “Jim Jones has already expressed concerns with Cam’Ron. The two have had it out in public, letting everyone know that the crew is divided. Furthermore, Juelz Santana also spoke on his relationship with Cam’Ron, adding that he’s got his own quarrels with Killa.” And it doesn’t stop there. Max B is releasing a mixtape called “The Assassination of Jim Jones,” and 40 Cal made his own track, “Dipset is Ova.”
[HipHopDX]
After Cam’ron’s Killa Season dropped, stock in Kimberly-Clark branded wet wipes climbed. Next, the World Cup became the official sport for hipsters. There’s no cool-guy T-shirt collective behind this one, just pay respect to the 1980 Washington Diplomats or rap’s Ramones – Killa, Jones, Freaky, Santana.
