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Before 50 Cent hit the scene, Camron and his Harlem Diplomats were serving the fiends with hot mixtapes. A decade or more later, Cam is rebuilding his brand without Juelz, Jim or Zeke. Fortunately, Boss of All Bosses 2 is a good indication that Killa is back to form. And hes brought a friend with him. Vado, the acclaimed New York producer, rides shotgun. His beats anchor Boss Of All Bosses 2 as Cam flows with his normal nasal Dadaism. And, of course, DJ Dramas stamp of approval makes this ready to hit the streets to the delight of the fiends.

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