Cam’ron on Why Lil Wayne & Juelz Santana Joint Album By no means Launched

Cam’ron in the end defined why Lil Wayne and Juelz Santana‘s lengthy misplaced collab album I Can’t Really feel My Face by no means noticed the sunshine of day.

All over a up to date episode of his YouTube display Communicate With Flee, Cam’ron talked concerning the rumors about him being the explanation why Lil Wayne and Juelz Santana by no means dropped their much-hyped challenge. “So, Juelz and Lil Wayne had a challenge,” he started. “Def Jam is below Common, which Lil Wayne was once signed to. Once they sought after to place this challenge out, Common instructed Def Jam, ‘Neatly, Lil Wayne nonetheless didn’t give us his album but, so if y’all wanna put this challenge out, we’re taking 95 p.c and Def Jam, y’all can take 5 p.c.’”

Cam persevered through explaining that the industry facet of items didn’t make sense and mentioned he wasn’t responsible for the deal in the end falling aside. “Shout to Steve Gawley, he’s now the top legal professional for Common, on the time he was once the legal professional for Def Jam, and we nonetheless just right to at the moment. Now cross in finding Steve Gawley and ask him that,” he mentioned. “N—as don’t know Steve Gawley; n—as simply wanna blame Cam. We had a three way partnership handle Def Jam, so if that challenge got here out, that suggests Def Jam would get 2 and a part p.c of the album and me and Juelz would get 2 and a part p.c of the album. They usually mentioned, ‘Cam, we like you and all that, however we’re no longer doing that.’”

He added: “Why would I wanna prevent earning profits? My entire factor was once to make Juelz a celebrity, to make Juelz wealthy. On the other hand it performed out finally, it performed out in opposition to the tip. However Juelz mentioned it: ‘Cam gonna make me a celebrity, he’s gonna make me 1,000,000.’ We each did what we mentioned we was once gonna do. Why would I wanna prevent that?”

There are unofficial variations of the fabled challenge floating across the Web made through entrepreneurial mixtape and DVD salesmen from a time when you need to purchase burned copies of tune on a CD from a man in a barbershop or from a child at your college. The album was once intended to be launched round 2006 after Wayne dropped Tha Carter II and Juelz dropped his sophomore LP What the Recreation’s Been Lacking!

Wayne mentioned liberating the challenge as an album as an alternative of a mixtape with MTV Information again in 2006. “It’s a mixtape, however we simply sat down and listened to it and spotted that we didn’t use no outdoor beats,” Wayne mentioned whilst at the set of his video for “Shooter.” “We used all produced beats. We will cross album with this. Glance out for it, we’re deciding [whether to release it as an official LP].”

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