you really have to be an outsider piece of s*** to disrespect cam

i get an ego boost just from hearing his voice makes a nigga feel unstoppable and incredibly charismatic

Ayo...that Dead Motherfucka track bangs in the whip Thanks for that gem

Wayne, Em, Ye, Hov are all icons and legends

always i'm listening to this

most charismatic rapper ever. lowkey feel like many rappers def were inspired by Cam. his cockiness and bravado. Asap rocky for sure.
Cam is forever

This dude the coolest rapper oat and no one can tell me different

i couldn't agree more. rocky patterned himself after cam and has gone on to give him a lot of credit for laying the groundwork for him and other harlem rappers.

a good way to find out if a nigga is a fraud, outsider or just late to the game is to question him and see if knows anything about dipset. if not, he's either too young or was a lame nigga wearing g-unit tank tops and reeboks in the mid 2000's

I was a kid during their prime but my cousins who were huge Fab fans always had Dipset playing at the crib. Rarely heard G-unit from them, just 50.
Cam videos on WorldStarhiphop was wild af too

i thought you were from the middle east? they playing fab and dipset out there? if someone was to ask me about a song or video to sum up cam. this is it right here. short but sweet!

lol nah i'm from NY but man it's crazy ppl don't realize how big Dipset were. G-Unit was obviously big but Dipset had bigger and more interesting personalities in their group. damn Teal out here, man knows the gems

T.I is not an icon. Icons are Snoop, Dre, Pac, Nas, Wayne, Drake, Kanye, Eminem etc... These guys have inspired millions and are still held in high regard today for their art and/or personalities.

However, T.I is a legend. People with longevity such as him, Lupe, Juicy J etc..

Also, all Icons are legends.

Rocky is a styled icon NOT a fashion icon and yes there is a difference

dipset was more in a in-crowd type of thing. the epitome of of "if you know, you know". g-unit was massive and all over the radio, but those who really paid attention to music and was ahead of the curve always favored dipset. the first time i saw juelz on tv was in 2005 and i remember it was also the first time i saw a rapper wearing tight clothes. i knew even then that it was a watershed moment and the next year is when everybody started catching on. wayne (juelz's right hand man, at the time) rode the wave and popularized it.

2005 drip.