wingstop
Superstar
Cam is GOAT, ppl that hate dont understand the wave, the aura, and what he is really talking about
camron >>>>>>> biggie jay-z & nas
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Shameonyou
All Star
its closer than people think....i never thought jay was that good....biggie was obviously the goat with pac....nas is a close second....cam is really talented he just be distracted....focused cam can go toe to toe with anybody IMO
Jack Trippa 3z company ho
Superstar
Big and Jay were homos so I agree on that front.
Nas not in that circle
Nas not in that circle
JayBaldacci
All Star
none of those albums are classics
pointproven214
i speak facts not emotions
cam got great inner rhymes as well just for the record.
Suspicions
All Star
Pac shouldnt even be mentioned in this conversation lyrically tbh but cam aint seeing big. but he can definetely hang with these dudes on the mic. Cam can spit forreal.
pointproven214
i speak facts not emotions
pac could spit foh.
Suspicions
All Star
He aint fukking with cam lyrically. Im not saying pac had no rhymes but he wasnt as lyrical as the other dudes
waltthizzney
All Star
cam's flow and wordplay goes over dudes heads looking for basic rhymes..... the game still has not caught up to prime cam
Cam was the closest thing to shakesphere we ever seen
"Kill you, shoot your funeral up and Harlem Shake at your wake"
Cam was the closest thing to shakesphere we ever seen
"Kill you, shoot your funeral up and Harlem Shake at your wake"
I fukks with Cam but nah...not even close.
waltthizzney
All Star
"or about 14 months in the middle of this decade, Cam’Ron was the absolute best rapper in the universe. A stone-cold gangster with a Dadaist sensibility more befitting of somebody down with the Anticon crew, Cameron Giles created his own dystopian Day-Glo fantasyland populated by him and the immortal Diplomats crew. He delivered lines like, “Zoom zoom boom boom tomb tombs” with absolute straight-faced sincerity, and backed up his surreal shyt-talk with casually brilliant, intricately tongue-twisters that dropped jaws from Harlem to Houston. Perhaps most impressively, he delivered all of his lines in a casual cadence that suggested he might have been more interested in napping rather than rapping. Check this effortless freestyle he kicked on BET’s Rap City that remains perhaps his finest moment. It’s sandwiched between freestyles from Webbie and Young Joc, but don’t let that deter you, especially because if you watch it you are guaranteed to hear Cam rap the word “Yahtzee.”
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waltthizzney
All Star
And that was just the stuff he did off the mic. On Purple Haze, Cam’ron went there, if by “there” of course you meant made talking nonsense sound beautiful. He threatened to shoot Siskel and Ebert, talked about how he owned so many fur coats that he could call his closet “pet cemetery,” and featured a skit where he and a girl argued about what sound a duck makes. He got away with it all by being an enunciator of the highest order, managing to make on-paper awkward lines like, “The hooligan in Houlahan’s/maneuvering’s nothing new to me” sound like they’d been hood idioms years before Cam popped a pamper, let alone a glock.
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