An odd couple deserves an equally odd cover. Mac Miller’s still living life in the fast lane since Blue Slide Park made history, and after several months of alluding to studio sessions with Killa Cam, the result has finally crash landed on the world wide web. Read the rest of this entry »

We all probably should have seen this coming from a mile away. Fresh of his Showtime at the Apollo appearance (in his Bentley), Cam decides to take his adoration for Rihanna’s “We Found Love” a step further by placing bars of his own for the official, unofficial remix. How much he actually brings to the record is almost irrelevant. It’s clear as day Killa was just amped to hear his own vocals over a song he clearly is a fan of, which may have been the second best part of the song itself.

And yes, “We Found Love” is dope as shit and I could care less if my Hip-Hop card is in jeopardy of being revoked by admitting such. I’ll be in New York for New Year’s (hopefully) and I expect to hear this at the party I’m going to in Harlem. I almost feel like they have to play it now seeing as how Uptown has officially co-signed its awesomeness.

Rihanna Feat. Cam’ron – “We Found Love (Remix)”

Respect: Miss Info

Bonus: Boss Of All Bosses 3 is nearing liberation, and with that being said, here’s the trailer. Feel free to play the song again (and again) after watching this.

Allow me to be me be completely honest for a moment. Rihanna’s “We Found Love” is my sh*t and I have no problem admitting my fondness towards the pop-drunken number. Of course, I’m sure this will be used against me in the court of public opinion the next time Tony Romo or LeBron mess up, but f*ck it. Still, the song is my not-so-guilty pleasure. Read the rest of this entry »

After both DMX and Sheek Louch referenced infamous Hall of Fame wrestler Bob Backlund during Ruff Ryders’ “World’s Greatest” comeback track, we were reminded the WWF Superstar-turned-wannabe-politician had actually been referenced more than a few times in rhymes. So, as a treat for our scatterbrained audience, we’ve taken the liberty of compiling quotables from some of Hip-Hop’s elite, speaking on none other than the king of the Crossface Chickenwing himself. Read the rest of this entry »

The game’s most beloved seasonal MC from Harlem, Cam’ron, pokes his head out to release the video for “Bang Bang,” set to be featured on Boss Of All Bosses 3 and available on iTunes come December 16th. Read the rest of this entry »

Of all people, Cam’ron knows money is the biggest motivator of all. That’s why the Boss Of All Bosses dropped this dedication to duckets for the third installment of his top-tier mixtape series. Read the rest of this entry »

Tins is somewhere wiping down his pink AF1s and getting ready to take a celebratory stroll out on the town as one third of his holy trinity (the other two being Romo and James, of course) has finally made it. Killa Cam was a clue on Jeopardy in what has to be one of the biggest pranks a pothead intern has ever pulled off. Read the rest of this entry »

You never know what you’ll find in Walgreens. In the case of Cam’ron and his friend Murph, they happened to run across the female with the most powerful ass in America. And trust me, you read that right. Read the rest of this entry »

Two things.

1. Cam’s “Down & Out” really did shuffle through on my morning playlist dumb loud. Read the rest of this entry »

While the rest of us relaxed for Labor Day, Cam’ron and Vado decided to drop a mixtape. Read the rest of this entry »

Many days I thank Allah that we, The Crew, don’t actually work together in an actual office space. As evidenced from the 25 Essential Summer Songs list and previous Crew Love entries, the conflicting sounds blaring from everyone’s cubicle would ultimately sound like a bad 7th grade band recital. Read the rest of this entry »

Jin Lia

Ex-Met Lenny Dykstra Charged With Grand Theft, Drug Possession [SF Gate]

Yes, There Will Be A Fifth Season of ‘Jersey Shore’ [Warming Glow]

Man Killed His Buddy During The NBA Finals [Busted Coverage]

Cam’ron Wants To Make Vado A ‘Mega Superstar’ [MTV] Read the rest of this entry »

As one of the most unique personalities the genre has ever seen, Cam’ron has been in the forefront at some of the genre’s most pristine movements (Roc-A-Fella and Dipset) and often credited as a great surveyor of talent. Given the manner for which he has been able to reinvent himself with the changing climate of the music, Read the rest of this entry »

On a normal day, all the Dipset nostalgia waxing would be left to Tins but he refused to touch it (||) due to his strong emotional ties and standing in the Byrd Gang fan club. In a recent sit-down with Sway for MTV’s RapFix Live, Just Blaze talks about the breakup between Roc and the Dips as well as a rather detailed version of his personal falling out with Cam. Read the rest of this entry »

Cam & Vado do one for the ladies, talking arrogant and giving the rules of engagement, which should be beneficial for both Venus and Mars. Off the Gunz N’ Butta project. Read the rest of this entry »