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Cam'ron Claps Back at Cuban Link's 'Horse & Carriage' Chorus Theft Claim

Cam'ron responds to Cuban Link's claim that the Horse & Carriage hook was stolen, suggesting Lance "Un" Rivera may be responsible.
Cam'ron Debunks Myths Around the Unreleased Juelz Santana & Lil Wayne Project 'I Can't Feel My Face'

Cam'ron addresses long-standing rumors about his alleged role in halting the release of the "I Can't Feel My Face" mixtape featuring Juelz Santana and Lil Wayne.
Cam'ron Reacts to LiAngelo Ball Calling Himself The Better Rapper: 'Never Seen A Basketball Player With CTE'

Cam'ron is setting the record straight after LiAngelo Ball called himself a better rapper and basketball player.
Jim Jones Unleashes New Music Aimed at Cam'Ron as Rivalry Continues

Cam'ron previously called Jones a 'fan' and claimed that he and Mase taught Jones how to rap.
The Knocks, Cam'ron Ride Subway Dance On Subways In New York City Music Video

New York City-based funk, disco and house duo The Knocks just released their debut album 55 on Big Beat Records. To kick off the album, they teamed up Cam'ron to release an homage to their home town of New York City, aptly named after the big apple. Now they have unveiled a new music video for the track, which takes place in the most New York place of all, the subway (no not Times Square - New Yorkers avoid that place like the plague).
Cam'ron Releases New Video for 'U Wasn't There' and Takes Us Back to the Start [WATCH]

It's about to be 20 years since Cam'ron first came started rapping. The rapper, known for being a part of Dipset, previously announced that he would be retiring from Rap after releasing, Purple Haze 2, according to Billboard. With Purple Haze 2 dropping this year, Cam'ron has started preparing fans for what is to come with the new visual for the track, "U Wasn't There."
The Knocks, Cam'ron Release "New York City" From Album '55'

New York City house duo The Knocks are prepping their new album 55 and to get fans ready, they have released the most unique collaboration from the LP, their ode to their home town of New York City with Cam'ron.
The Knocks Detail Album '55,' Previews Cam'ron Song "New York City" Ahead Of Tour

The Knocks have shared some details about their debut album 55. In a trailer for the album, the "Modern Hearts" duo preview their forthcoming collaboration with Cam'ron aptly titled "New York City." This album will comes in early 2016 via Big Beat / Neon Gold just as the duo kick off a new tour across the United States.
6 Lopsided Hip-Hop Beefs: Eminem, Cassidy, El-P Eviscerate Foes

Meek Mill is trying to put this whole Drake beef behind him, as the latter emcee has won on every front—from diss tracks to social media—since the former decided it would be wise to accuse him of ghostwriting. We always here about the great rap rivalries—Biggie vs. Tupac, Jay vs. Nas—but we tend to forget about the emcees who get rolled over, just like what happened to Mill. We'll take the attention off of him for a while with this collection of one-sided bar-fights.
Cam'ron Stands By 'No Snitching' on 'The Nightly Show With Larry Wilmore' [WATCH]

Cam'ron visited 'The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore' to weigh in on the topic of snitching, and the rapper stood by his position of "no snitching."
Cam'Ron's Killa Crunch Cereal Boxes May Have $100 & T-Shirt Inside

New York is about to get a lot to get a lot more Killa. Cam'Ron has created a cereal titled Killa Crunch that he selling in bodegas all across New York City for a very select time. This weekend only, fans will be able to purchase the box, which does NOT contain cereal disappointingly enough, starting April 10 through April 12. What will be inside the box inside you ask. Instead of cereal that will only last a few days, Cam'Ron has created a T-shirt with a picture of him holding the cereal box - meta. Select boxes will also contain a $100 bill.
Dipset Dares You to 'Do Something' in Latest Single [LISTEN]

Dipset continue their comeback as a group with their latest single that dares you to "Do Something." As premiered by their DJ Funkmaster Flex on Hot 97, the group shows they have not lost touch with the lyrics and themes that made them so popular in the mid-2000s.