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Crime Pays Studio album by Cam'ron Released May 12, 2009 Recorded 2007-2009 Genre East Coast hip hop Length 73:22 Label Diplomat Records/Asylum Records Producer Skitzo, araabMUZIK, I.N.F.O. & NOVA, Cameron Giles (exec.) Professional reviews The reviews parameter has been deprecated. Please move reviews into the “Reception” section of the article. See Moving reviews into article space.
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Cam'ron chronology Killa Season
(2006)Crime Pays
(2009)Singles from Crime Pays - "My Job"
Released: March 10, 2009 - "Get It In Ohio"
Released: March 31, 2009 - "Cookies-n-Apple Juice"
Released: May 8, 2009
Crime Pays is the sixth studio album by Harlem rapper Cam'ron. It was released on May 12, 2009.
Contents
Background
My Job, the rapper's first video in two years released to the internet in January 2009, shows a more mature approach to life in an economically struggling America. Though My Job was not intended to be a single, the response to the song was so positive that it was released as a single on March 10, 2009.
XXL Magazine shortly after announced cover of their April issue, due out February 24, which will go more into detail about his status, the 2007 feud with 50 Cent and the status of the once dominating crew The Diplomats. In this interview, Cam'ron stated that the original Diplomats Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, and Freeky Zeeky were no longer together.[citation needed]
Miss Info also released an exclusive "Where's Cam'ron?" segment on her website [1], where the rapper continues to explain many unanswered questions and the future of the MC. Despite the fact that none of the singles charted, the album proved to be successful, charting at #3 on the Billboard 200 selling an estimated 45,000 copies it's first week.
Track listing
No. Title Producer(s) Length 1. "Crime Pays" (Intro) Skitzo 2:32 2. "Cook'n up" I.N.F.O. & NOVA 4:03 3. "Where I Know You From" Skitzo 4:03 4. "Fuck Cam" (skit) 1:24 5. "Never Ever" Skitzo 3:30 6. "Curve" AraabMUZIK & Skitzo 3:43 7. "Silky (No Homo)" (feat. Lady Lodi) Skitzo 3:20 8. "Get It In Ohio" AraabMUZIK 4:23 9. "Who" Skitzo 3:43 10. "Grease" (skit) 2:10 11. "You Know What's Up" (feat. C.O. & Sky-Lyn) Skitzo 3:16 12. "Spend the Night" (feat. Lady Lodi) AraabMUZIK 4:03 13. "Fuck Cam #2" (skit) 1:12 14. "Woo Hoo" (feat. 40 Cal. & Byrd Lady) Skitzo 3:50 15. "Chalupa" AraabMUZIK 4:01 16. "Cookies-n-Apple Juice" (feat. Byrd Lady & Skitzo) Skitzo 3:55 17. "My Job" Skitzo 3:47 18. "Homicide" Skitzo 3:43 19. "Fuck Cam #3" (skit) 0:50 20. "Got It for Cheap" (feat. Skitzo) YH of Da Zombeez 4:11 21. "Get It Get It" (feat. Skitzo) Skitzo 3:14 22. "Bottom of the Pussy" Skitzo 3:16 23. "Fuck Cam #4" (skit) 1:13 Samples
- "Silky (No Homo)"
- "Groove Me" by King Floyd
- "Curve"
- "For You" by Manfred Mann's Earth Band
- "Spend the Night"
- "Escape" by Kay Cee
- "My Job"
- "Just A Little Misunderstanding" by The Contours
- "Where I Know You From"
- "Get Ya Mind Right" by Young Jeezy
Notes
On Got It 4 Cheap, it has a sample from a SpongeBob SquarePants episode called "Mad Snail Disease" from season 4.
Personnel
- Cam'ron – Executive Producer
- Gregory Davidson – Art Direction, Design, Art Manager
- Chonita Floyd – Marketing
- Lady Lodi – Vocals
- I.N.F.O. - Producer
- Nova – Producer
- Mike Nyte – Mixing
- Phantom – Mastering
- Chris Rascoe – Promotions Coordinator
- Rod Rhaspy – Vocals
- Skitzo – Producer, Engineer
- Sky-Lyn – Vocals
- Shareif Ziyadat – Photography
Charts
Chart (2009) Peak
positionU.S. Billboard 200 3 U.S. Billboard Top Rap Albums 1 U.S. Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums 1 External links
Cam'ron Albums Collaboration albums Diplomatic Immunity · Gunz n' ButtaCompilation albums Singles "Horse & Carriage" · "Oh Boy" · "Hey Ma"Featured singles Filmography Related articles Categories:- Cam'ron albums
- 2009 albums
- Asylum Records albums
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