Many rappers who emerged in the 1990s found success in the early 2000s. This was a time when Cam’ron sought to make a move to advance his career. Launching Diplomat Records, Cam’ron soon reached out to Dame Dash and a partnership was formed.
Cam’ron quickly became a star on Roc-A-Fella Records and had one of 2002’s biggest singles in “Oh Boy,” one of a few hits not from Ja Rule, Nelly, or Eminem. The years following this were not as kind. Since then, he hasn’t posted another hit and has had issues with Jay Z.
Money, however, has not been an issue for Cam’ron, who briefly beefed with 50 Cent. Smart business moves and decisions have Cam’ron more focused on that than music, but he was back in headlines with a Karen Civil article about he and Jay Z beefing over a parking space at Def Jam. In response to this, Cam’ron put the whole Karen Civil relationship out on Instagram.
