Perhaps you do not grasp the subtleties of my post. The phrase “which is both depressing for its implications” refers to the drug dealing aspect of Cam’ron’s material wealth. Because the lyric is such an obvious reference to something he’s rapped about since his first album, Confessions of Fire (second verse on “Horse and Carriage” much?), I chose to focus on the more interesting aspect of the bar, which is the fact that when the other rappers he came up with spent most of 2004-2008 bragging about their Soundscans, Cam’ron, at the twilight of his career, does not care.

Don’t worry, I do not blame you. Since no one writes anything on rap anymore and just “posts videos,” reading things on the internet has become such a bummer.

Best,
Julianne