Nothing bad crazy, but we just got to Roc-A-Fella Records/Def Jam and I had already put my album out. What do you remember most about that time in your career? In our conversation, Cam talks about the early days of Purple Haze, the making of Purple Haze 2 and releasing a “reloaded” effort with skits, more new Cam albums in 2020, and more. Lil Nas X Dressed as Cam'ron Next to Jay-Z's Vincent Vega Wins Halloween 2019: See the Photo Purple Haze 2 finds Cam excelling at what he does best, and sticking to a sound that remains a blueprint for several MCs. He returned to his main producers – Heatmakerz, Rek, and more – to create the street soul that made him famous. (“Fast Lane”) and Big L allegedly wanting to murder his murderer first (“This Is My City”). Some of those revelations have already made their way onto social media, including a knife fight with Suge Knight outside of a club in L.A. When Billboard caught up with Cam’ron in December, he explained how the album is an accurate representation of his comfortable space creatively, rapping stories he has “suppressed” for a long time. It’s one of the many reasons why Purple Haze 2 exists – to serve the fans that grew up to Purple Haze, and introduce a new generation to Killa Cam’s legacy. Cam continued to work through his catalog, bringing a smile to fans who were there during his Roc-A-Fella days and got to hear him play “Down and Out,” “Wet Wipes” and “Get It in Ohio.” He honored Juelz Santana and Jim Jones by performing their songs and verses, and while the latter wasn’t there to rock their new collab “Straight Harlem,” Cam held his own like a seasoned vet.Ĭam ended his set with his unimpeachable run of hits - “Hey Ma,” “More Gangsta Music,” “Touch It Or Not,” and “I Really Mean It” - and, seemingly realizing that so many of his day ones were in the building, thanked everyone for sticking with him after all these years. Almost everyone rapped the words to “Dipset Forever” “That was my shit,” Freekey said. “You can’t get paid on an earth this big, you worthless kid/You know the rest, that’s life,” he raps, a callback to the original song.Ĭam'ron Shares a Glimpse of 'Purple Haze 2' Artwork and Announces Tour: See the DatesĪnd when Cam switched from callbacks to classic records, his crowd came alive.
Cam shared the stage with his Dipset family DukeDaGod and Freekey Zekey, bringing the Harlem energy to BK for one night only.ĭuring the performance, Cam breezed through PH2 singles “Believe in Flee” and “Big Deal” before getting extremely personal on “Losin’ Weight 3,” sharing a story about wanting to buy his grandmother a washing machine that he couldn’t afford until he got a hustle.
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eagle logo in full view – for the occasion. Dipset’s influence was alive and well in the large event space, as many fans brought out their vintage gear – the U.S.A. 20, the release date of his sequel to his 15-year-old classic album Purple Haze, Cam performed for Noisey Nights at Villain in Brooklyn, honoring Purple Haze’s 15-year anniversary with the opportunity for fans to hear Cam’s new songs from Purple Haze 2 alongside the original album that released on Dec. Five days before Christmas, Cam’ron celebrated a different kind of holiday.
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