Just when it seemed as if everyone had forgotten about Cam'ron, he returned in 2002 as part of Jay-Z's industry-dominating Roc-a-Fella collective. Dropping his third album Come Home With Me, which boosted with hit singles such as Oh Boy, Hey Ma and Day Dreaming. Lyrically, Come Home With Me was one of his laziest releases but surprisingly Jigga dropped the hottest verse in the album, which sort of motivated Cam to up his game. Jigga's cockiness comes out from line to line, while his flow and delivery outshines Cam's effort through out the track.
Jay-Z
I'm a B.K. brawler
Marcy projects hallway loiterer
Pure coke copper, get your order up
I bring 'em to Baltimore in the Ford Explorer
It's gonna cost you more if I gotta get 'em to Florida
Rucker game attender
With the Bent parked on the sidewalk with the temp plates on the fender
I ain't hard to find you catch me fronting center
At the Knick game, big chain and all my splendor
Next to Spike and the pen left to write
I own Madison Square, catch me at the fight
But damn once again if you pan left at the ice
If you the man that write checks with the hand that don't write
I go off the head when I'm rambling on the mic
And I go off the feds when I'm scrambling at night
And if it's off the set I brought hammers to the fight
But we from New York City, right Cam?
Nigga please, Jigga's best verse, I beg to differ.
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