Cam'ron made his acting debut on the 2002 film Paid in Full, where he played the character Rico, who is based on former Harlem drug dealer Alpo. In 2006, Cam'ron would return to his acting career and make his debut in screen writing in his movie Killa Season. Cam'ron plays a high school basketball player who eventually drops out of high school to begin his own drug ring. The movie was released in 2006, simultaneous with the Killa Season album.
Voicemail Interlude
Cam'ron Lyrics
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You have a new message by Juelz Santana
Aight
Are you want to listen this?
OK then,
1st message
Friday, 12:27 A.M.
Yo Cam, it's Juelz
Listen, man, where you at?
I gotta call you six times
And the voicemail still on
So, I gotta leave this message
Listen, I gotta talk about your shit
"Killa Season" in the streets
Just talk about this shit
It's more important about this
I know, it's fucked this shit
Gotta prepare 18 tracks to this shit
And, you know, it's fucked
You know, bitch, I gotta talk with you
Can you taking a concert to this shit?
I hope not, this shit is really fucked
Like you kill your fuckin' ass
Don't rap drugs, violence and sex
It's going to smoking marijuana and alcohol
Don't take your ass at all America
Stay at your motherfuckin' studio
About your fuckin' shits at music stores
It's terrible, don't do it
You heard me, bitch
End of message
If you want to answer at this phone message, press 1
At the beep, please record your phone message
Yo Juelz, it's Cam
Listen, I gotta listen your phone message
And I'm fucked at this
Going to rap marijuana and drugs?
You are a dickhead, bitch
Don't say your shit
Or I going to tie you at the chair with scotch tape, bitch
You heard me
Gotta see you later
Don't miss it
To send the message, press 1
Message send, we thanks for calling you, goodbye
The lyrics of Cam'ron's "Voicemail" tell the story of a phone call between Cam'ron and Juelz Santana. Juelz left Cam'ron a series of messages, imploring him to focus on the music rather than rap about drugs, violence, and sex. Juelz expresses his concern that Cam'ron's focus on these topics will lead to negative consequences and harm his musical career. Cam'ron responds to Juelz's message with a mix of humor and aggression, warning him not to cross him or speak poorly about his music.
The lyrics of "Voicemail" offer insight into the world of rap music, particularly the emphasis on controversial and explicit lyrical content. The song highlights the tension and competition that can exist within the music industry, as well as the importance of image and reputation. The conversation between Cam'ron and Juelz also touches on themes of loyalty, respect, and the pressures of success. Overall, the song provides a snapshot of the complex and dynamic world of rap music.
Line by Line Meaning
Hello?
An incoming call is being answered
You have a new message by Juelz Santana
Informing the recipient that there is a new voicemail from Juelz Santana
Aight
A casual way of saying 'alright'. An acknowledgement of the voicemail.
Are you want to listen this?
Asking for confirmation if the recipient wants to listen to the voicemail.
Yeah
A confirmation that the recipient wants to listen to the voicemail.
OK then,
An indication that the voicemail will now play.
1st message
Indicating the start of the first of two messages.
Friday, 12:27 A.M.
Providing the date and time of the voicemail recording.
Yo Cam, it's Juelz
Juelz introducing himself and addressing Cam directly.
Listen, man, where you at?
Asking Cam about his whereabouts.
I gotta call you six times
Informing Cam how many times Juelz tried calling him.
And the voicemail still on
Stating that Cam's voicemail is still active.
So, I gotta leave this message
Stating that Juelz has to leave a voicemail message.
Listen, I gotta talk about your shit
Indicating that Juelz wants to discuss Cam's music.
"Killa Season" in the streets
Referring to one of Cam's albums, Killa Season, and how it's being received by the public.
Just talk about this shit
Asking Cam to discuss his music with Juelz.
It's more important about this
Stating that discussing Cam's music is an important matter.
I know, it's fucked this shit
Expressing frustration about the situation surrounding Cam's music.
Gotta prepare 18 tracks to this shit
Stating that Cam needs to prepare 18 tracks for his music.
And, you know, it's fucked
Continuing to express frustration about the situation surrounding Cam's music.
You know, bitch, I gotta talk with you
Addressing Cam directly and indicating the need for a discussion.
Can you taking a concert to this shit?
Asking Cam if he is going to perform his music at a concert.
I hope not, this shit is really fucked
Expressing hope that Cam is not going to perform his music at a concert, as the situation surrounding his music is not good.
Like you kill your fuckin' ass
Using a crude metaphor to express how bad the situation is, and how Cam's music could be harmful to his career.
Don't rap drugs, violence and sex
Giving advice to Cam about his music content and what he shouldn't rap about.
It's going to smoking marijuana and alcohol
Explaining what Cam's music content will lead to, in terms of drug use.
Don't take your ass at all America
Advising Cam not to travel anywhere in America and stay in the studio making music.
Stay at your motherfuckin' studio
Reiterating that Cam should stay in the studio.
About your fuckin' shits at music stores
Referring to Cam's music albums and asking him to stop releasing them for sale at music stores.
It's terrible, don't do it
Stating that the situation with Cam's music albums is bad, and asking him not to continue releasing them for sale.
You heard me, bitch
A confrontational ending to Juelz's voicemail, restating the message for emphasis.
End of message
Indicating the end of the first voicemail message.
If you want to answer at this phone message, press 1
Asking the recipient to press 1 if they want to reply to the voicemail message.
At the beep, please record your phone message
Instructing the recipient to record a reply message after the beep sound.
Yo Juelz, it's Cam
Addressing Juelz directly and introducing himself.
Listen, I gotta listen your phone message
Indicating that Cam has heard Juelz's voicemail message.
And I'm fucked at this
Stating that Cam is not happy with Juelz's message.
Going to rap marijuana and drugs?
Asking Juelz if he thinks Cam is going to rap about drugs.
You are a dickhead, bitch
Insulting Juelz for suggesting that Cam will rap about drugs.
Don't say your shit
Asking Juelz to stop talking about Cam's music content.
Or I going to tie you at the chair with scotch tape, bitch
A threat towards Juelz for continuing to talk about Cam's music content.
You heard me
Restating the message for emphasis.
Gotta see you later
Saying goodbye to Juelz.
Don't miss it
Asking Juelz not to miss the meeting between them.
To send the message, press 1
Instructing the recipient to press 1 if they want to send their reply message.
Message send, we thanks for calling you, goodbye
A confirmation that the message has been sent and thanking the recipient for calling. The voicemail ends.
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