CamΓÇÖron

Born and raised in Harlem, rapper Cam'ron's early life included a stint as a drug dealer before turning to music. After gaining attention with hit singles like "Horse & Carriage," he released his successful debut album "Confessions of Fire." Cam'ron continued to find success with subsequent albums and collaborations, including a notable beef with Jay-Z.

In the mid-2000s, Cam'ron survived a carjacking attempt and released the film and album "Killa Season." Despite some sales disappointments, he continued to release music, including mixtapes and collaborations with artists like Wiz Khalifa and Nicki Minaj. His seventh studio album, "Killa Pink," is highly anticipated.