You’ve heard all the speculation, rumours, assumptions…and so did he. After what seemed to be the longest three-year-span in history, February 2nd saw the mystery of Cam’ron’s disappearance completely dismantled as he debuted a new song and video and cleared the air with Miss Info.

Currently undergoing an all-encompassing media frenzy, the Dipset founder took time out to answer any question regarding all the unturned stones from recent interviews with TSS Crew’s TC.

This spring, Killa Season returns.

TSS: So it seems you can’t do an interview without being asked about Jim Jones and vice versa. Does the fact that people rather see ya’ll together motivate you to bridge the gap? No homo…

Cam’ron: (Laughs!!!) That’s actually funny.

TSS: (Laughs) I’m saying is there anything you can do on your end for reconciliation.

Cam’ron: Well you know it’s not in my near future. I don’t never wanna say never but I got a lot going on this year. With two movies, two soundtracks and two albums, my year’s pretty filled up so it’s definitely not gonna happen this year. Never say never though!

TSS: So you guys had whatever riff in the relationship but there’s no bad blood between you guys right? I just want to get that ironed out for everybody to see. Read the rest of this entry »

Pic By J. Wright for J-Club Xperience

If you don’t know by now, MZ and I are from Columbus, so it’s no surprise to us that Killa! is basing the street angle of Crime Pays around his frequent ventures in our neck of the woods. If the brief acknowledgment in “What’s Really Good” were enough to set it off, you can only imagine what this will do. Shouts to everybody at Flypaper, CBusted and everybody else in the Buckeye State. Cam’s about to reintroduce “the 4th Coast.” Read the rest of this entry »

Cam’ron comes through with a prelude for his next video “I Used To Get It In Ohio.” After Nova called out Cam for his artistic gumption, I can vouch for Cam’s Ohio connection. I’m not sure “what” he got in Ohio, but he came to my job on more than one occasion around ’03-’04. And when it says prelude, it means prelude, as this is all cinematic endeavors. Read the rest of this entry »