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At one time, word of an official Cam’ron and Just Blaze collaboration could only come from a seasoned troll, but a little time and maturity apparently works wonders. Today, the former Roc-A-Fella affiliates connected in the visual for “Dipsh*ts” alongside A-Trak and Juelz Santana.

Die hard Dipset fans are reveling in Cam’ron’s return to prominence, but the veteran rapper is just getting started. Hip-Hop Wired got Killa to elaborate on the monthly EP series detailed in his Mass Appeal cover story at the Broccoli City Festival in Washington D.C.

There have never been any boundaries set between separation of church and the state of rap music and as a result, there have been various religious groups who have called out rappers for their perceived sacrilegious lyrics.

Cam’ron, poster child for Harlem World, discussed a myriad of topics in his latest cover story with Mass Appeal. From the Dipset team to setting fashion trends to releasing new music, Killa Cam detailed just how he plans to set himself apart from the industry rat pack.

There is and will always be just one Cam’ron in the rap game. The Harlem rapper uses his new video for his “We Made It (Freestyle)” to showcase the “cape season” he put on display during New York Fashion Week.

Cam’ron is back with more music, but this time the veteran rapper goes the NSFW route on “Devil.” This song also marks the first time we’ve seen Killa’s significant other, JuJu, appear on wax.

If you were one of the hypebeasts out in front of the Supreme store in Soho trying to cop a pair of their Nike Air Foamposite 1s, your struggle was magnificent. Harlem rapper Cam’ron and Los Angeles Laker Nick “Swaggy P” Young had no such worries, since they took to the Internets to reveal they […]

We see what Smoke DZA did here. To name a track “Ghost Of Dipset” is one thing, but for it to actually feature Cam’ron infers that the spirit of the Harlem collective is ever present.

Late last year, Los Angeles-based streetwear brand DOPE saw a controversial end to their proposed capsule collection with rapper Cam’ron. It appears that the two parties have reached an agreement in the months since, because the clothing release is currently on sale for 24 hours.

Has Killa Season officially returned? After making headlines with a collaborative cape collection with Mark McNairy and the DIPSET USA clothing brand, Cam’ron veers attention back to he and A-Trak’s upcoming Federal Reserve EP on the April/May issue of Complex Magazine.

At this rate, 2014 will be known as the year that Cam’ron made a supreme resurgence. Though his cape line with Mark McNairy will be a hard act to follow, Killa and The Diplomats unveil their latest business venture: a clothing line called DIPSET USA.

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