Cam'ron & A-Trak Unite On "All I Really Wanted"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20224.7K Views

The Harlem legend and the Montreal producer prepare for the release of their new project, "U Wasn't There" later this month.

Cam'ron is notorious for announcing projects that never dropped. He announced a Camdemic tape that was supposed to drop on Independence Day last year. Then there was The Program 2 which similarly never saw the light of day.

Today, the rapper formally announced his next body of work, U Wasn't There, a collaborative track alongside Montreal-produced DJ A-Trak. The "Dipshits" duo released "All I Ever Wanted" earlier today, which delivers a sample-heavy production that fits perfectly with the Dipset sound. Cam takes the opportunity to reflect on his rise and the desires for money, power, and respect in the streets and in the rap game.

Cam'ron and A-Trak's upcoming project, U Wasn't There is due out on September 23rd. Check out their new single, "All I Ever Wanted" below.

Quotable Lyrics
I am no dumb, dumb
Big L, Blood shed, Hud 6, Google it
You forgot where I come from?
Walked around broke, hit a lick, got a lump sum
If you wore jewelry, the wolves was like yum yum
Way before stun guns, I stunned 'em

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