SOHH Squad
Dipset leader Cam'ron recently talked about working with Nicki Minaj on a couple of collaborations and revealed how long he held onto their must-see "So Bad" music video.
According to Killa Cam, they actually worked on the “So Bad” visual last year.
“Nicki is a professional. I sent her something for her album so she sent me something for mine and we shot the video. The video was actually shot over a year ago, so I just kept it in the cut and made sure it was time for it. But we did everything back-to-back. When I did stuff on her album, she did stuff for mine, so I just held onto mine until it was time, but it was cool working with her. She’s down to earth, she’s cool.” (Complex)
Cam treated fans to his buzzing “So Bad” collaborative effort on his latest First of the Month EP.
Right on schedule, Cam’ron releases the second installment of his First of the Month EP series. This go around, Cam enlists the assistance of Nicki Minaj and Jim Jones, among others. Of course, Cam also adds the second episode of his First Of The Month film. You can grab the full EP exclusively on iTunes here, and watch the video for “So Bad” below. Additionally, catch episode two of his video series over on his site TheRedCity.com at midnight. (Complex)
Cam and Nicki’s music video premiered online last month.
The music video, directed by Antwan Smith and premiered via Complex, opens with Cam checking out a $20,000-a-month apartment owned by Minaj. Cam spends the rest of the video appealing to her, when he’s not sipping on Clique Vodka, and wooing her. Minaj however, rocking a new blonde ‘do and Barbie heels, isn’t easily wooed. But their love is shared for their hometown, New York. The video shows shots of the city’s bridges, subway, Times Square and The Apollo in Harlem, while Minaj goes back to her roots. (Radio)
Cam recently said spending a month with Diplomats Jim Jones and Juelz Santana could give them enough time to knock out a reunion album.
“It ain’t like we got beef with each other. Everybody’s at each other’s house. Everybody’s speaking to each other. But I’m here. Jim’s there. Juelz is there. Then we get together for two to three days. Then we all got to leave again. You know? It’s gotta be one of those scenarios where we basically take three to five weeks off and sit in a room. Or go to Miami or New York or wherever we wanna be, but be with each other for a month straight, so we can knock it out.” (“Tim Westwood TV”)
