Cam'ron "Welcome to New York City" (Treacy version)
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Cam'ron "Welcome to New York City" (Treacy version)
Another in the sociopolitical series of videos by Dr. Patrick Treacy. It defines a commonality between the music of the street in New York and the Government problems of America. The video author lived in both New York and Baghdad for a period and is well placed to analyze the problems that now face both cities that are presently pitched in battle against each other. Background music by rapper and songwriter Cam'ron, founder of the hip-hop group The Diplomats, commonly known as Dipset. was born in Harlem, New York. He went to school at Manhattan Center High School, where he would meet his long time friends Mase and Jim Jones. He began his musical career in the mid 1990s, rapping alongside Big L. Some images courtesy of fellow YouTuber nypd911
Author: mynokiaeyes
Length: 04:54
Uploaded: 4.5.2008
Viewed: 213628×
Rating (52×):
Video Category: Music
Tags: Patrick Treacy Cam'ron New York Iraq Baghdad
Another in the sociopolitical series of videos by Dr. Patrick Treacy. It defines a commonality between the music of the street in New York and the Government problems of America. The video author lived in both New York and Baghdad for a period and is well placed to analyze the problems that now face both cities that are presently pitched in battle against each other. Background music by rapper and songwriter Cam'ron, founder of the hip-hop group The Diplomats, commonly known as Dipset. was born in Harlem, New York. He went to school at Manhattan Center High School, where he would meet his long time friends Mase and Jim Jones. He began his musical career in the mid 1990s, rapping alongside Big L. Some images courtesy of fellow YouTuber nypd911
Author: mynokiaeyes
Length: 04:54
Uploaded: 4.5.2008
Viewed: 213628×
Rating (52×):
Video Category: Music
Tags: Patrick Treacy Cam'ron New York Iraq Baghdad
| bluemoonseller | 20.12.2008 |
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| good beat weak lyrics, waste of a good beat | |
| mynokiaeyes | 21.12.2008 |
| Beat of the street, Lyrics of the inhabitants man | |
| mikesoraw11 | 26.12.2008 |
| any1 know what sample was used? | |
| skatecirca153 | 4.1.2009 |
| old song but i started bumpin it to this joint every time i walk down the street real talk 105^ 1st ave | |
| layana630 | 7.1.2009 |
| coming straight from queens all fuckin day! | |
| x6one3x | 7.1.2009 |
| in jay'z part, he says, " front n center " ...and the hook, juelz says " theres nothin left to say but " ...not frontin center or shake up..thats all i picked up so far. | |
| x6one3x | 7.1.2009 |
| jay says " Front n center " not Frontin center " ...and juelz in the hook says, "Theres nothin left to say but " not theres nothin left to shake up...jus lettin u kno...sick track. | |
| mynokiaeyes | 7.1.2009 |
| Thanks for that. It's wonderful to get it exactly as the artist meant it to be. I'm going to post Jay Z with myself together in New York as a video response | |
