Bangin' Commentary
First, I don't want to know what was going on in the Studio prior to the recording of this song. This is like the soundtrack to Scarface if it was scored and written by a gang of violent and flamboyant homosexuals.
Second, the "I rarely had a hot pocket" line. The odds of this NOT being a sexual act involving Jim "Kanye is a Homo" Jones and Cam'Ron. Nill.
I'm just glad "Killa Season" officially comes out on the day after my last final is over. Tackling this monster as a whole will probably give me all kinds of brain damage. Was this song used during the credits of the movie?
>"This is like the soundtrack to Scarface if it was scored and written by a gang of violent and flamboyant homosexuals."
That's the funniest shit I've read in a looong time.
Ian, I just can't even properly articulate how much material is here. Between this album and that recent mixtape joint, "Y'all Can't Live His Life," on which he rides out on everything, including Koch and its $8-per-record claims--the Dip Set is an endless resevoir. The audacious lyrics, the self-involved delusions, the cult status, the genuine hatred of women and glorification of violence, the heatrock production, the totally-out-of-touch production--nothing is like Cam and the Diplomats. And I don't know if I mean that in a good way or a bad way.
In today's hip-hop news:
Keeping current with the "bring NY back" movement in rap music, Cam'ron and the Dipset have again made vast strides to go against grain in their recent recordings. Many hip-hop fans are beginning to see what some describe as "the beginning of the end."
"I'm tryna to end rap music for all of NY," says the elder statesmen, Cameron "Cam'ron" Giles. "No homo. I wanna look back ten years from now and be able to say to myself, 'I was a wack motherfucka in my day! I may very well have been the absolute worst MC to ever come outta New York!' God, I'd love that...no homo."
"Suck a dick (no homo)" -- I can't be expected to get work done while this kind of shit is playing on my headphones.
Joey...
No disrespect but I think Cam ..is proof there is Affirmative Action for the mentally challenged in the music industry. This should be pumped into Zacharis Moussauris's cell 5X a day, played as the FEMA Hdqtrs are torn down. This song along with any from 50 cent signal the end of NY born rap.
Shit sounds like the end credits music to the Itchy and Scratchy Show. "They fought, and bit, and fought and fought and bit..."
Hey, nobody's ever called Killa a beacon of good taste, right?
I wanted to comment even though I haven't listened to this cold sore of a song. I think Cam really loves Wu-Tang. First, he bit Ghost's style a la his wordplay. Then he tried to out-fly Tony Starks' wardbrode with big stupid jewelry and flamboyantly gay pink outfits and cars. Then he created Dipset world via mixtapes and record labels and bad movies.
Dipset world tries to recreate Wu-tang mythology by starting it's own awkward slang, carrying WAY too many lesser talents, getting separate deals for everyone and becoming a household hip hop name but STILL not making Jay-Z/Diddy money. Whereas Wu was based on 5 Percent teaching, Kung Fu flicks, and chess, Dipset is based on shoddy mixtapes, movie soundtrack samples for all beats, and a hideous, nihilist attitude towards all humans everywhere. Some call it "swagger" or "confidence." Jay-Z is swagger and confidence, but then again Jay-Z is quality. Hov KNOWS he controls the industry and trends. Cam's vibe is that of a angry child who can't get attention even though he shit himself.
Peace
Beat Garden Entertainment
"Cam's vibe is that of a angry child who can't get attention even though he shit himself."
I was going to try and mock this song, and Cam, myself...but I don't think I can top that.
How long until Juelz Santana realizes that affiliating with Dipset is going to ruin his career? Although he's not helping himself out much, "What The Game's Been Missing" was fuckin' AWFUL. I'm rooting for a 50/Game type of fallout.
Get that man a tall stack of Johnnycakes.
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