Comments on: Camron Sells 43,000 in His First Week http://www.ihiphopmusic.com/camron-sells-43000-in-his-first-week.html Wed, 19 Jun 2013 01:40:11 +0000 hourly 1 By: glamourgirl!all day http://www.ihiphopmusic.com/camron-sells-43000-in-his-first-week.html#comment-131195 glamourgirl!all day Sat, 23 May 2009 21:31:35 +0000 http://www.ihiphopmusic.com/?p=5502#comment-131195 I ON’T NO!!! WOW ONLY 43,000! THEY SLEEPN RIGHT NOW! MAYB HE NEEDS MO PROMO!

ER’BY HOLLAR’N WE IN A RECESSION… HE’LL PROBABLY HAVE MORE SELLS SOON…

THAT’S PROBABLY BECUZ PEOPLE GOT USED TO THE MOVEMENT AND NOW THEY’RE ALL DOIN THEIR OWN THING… U NO?…

I ON’T NO…

IT MIGHT BE OKAY CAUSE I HEARD A COUPLE OF SONGS… THEY WAS ST8 WIT’ ME! I GOTTA GO GET THE ALBUM THOUGH!!!

]]> By: Bigboss http://www.ihiphopmusic.com/camron-sells-43000-in-his-first-week.html#comment-130756 Bigboss Fri, 22 May 2009 12:11:56 +0000 http://www.ihiphopmusic.com/?p=5502#comment-130756 Dipset forever!

]]> By: big moteezy http://www.ihiphopmusic.com/camron-sells-43000-in-his-first-week.html#comment-130680 big moteezy Fri, 22 May 2009 02:29:31 +0000 http://www.ihiphopmusic.com/?p=5502#comment-130680 i do think that a dipset album would be more successful than regular individual albums; except when it comes to juelz santana : da boi is a beast and would sell a 100,000 copies in his first week than any of them

dumb shit, get at me

]]> By: Sup http://www.ihiphopmusic.com/camron-sells-43000-in-his-first-week.html#comment-130656 Sup Thu, 21 May 2009 22:42:32 +0000 http://www.ihiphopmusic.com/?p=5502#comment-130656 juelz rides off wayne

]]> By: Ralegg http://www.ihiphopmusic.com/camron-sells-43000-in-his-first-week.html#comment-130636 Ralegg Thu, 21 May 2009 19:53:51 +0000 http://www.ihiphopmusic.com/?p=5502#comment-130636 I think that together they are pretty damn good but individually, Cam’ron is the best solo artist of the three. Personally, I only like Jim Jones and Juelz when they collab with other artists and I don’t think they can last long on their own. It seems to me like they are both locked into a specific style that has made them predictable.

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