"Cam'ron Voice (Remix)" by Uncle Murda is a rap song that features references to various aspects of street life and politics. The lyrics express the artist's thoughts and experiences while also paying homage to fellow rapper Cam'ron. The song begins with Uncle Murda repeatedly stating, "Niggas get shot everyday B, he be aight / He tough, right, Cam'ron Voice." This line refers to the perception that violence is a common occurrence in their neighborhood, and people eventually recover or adapt to it. The mention of Cam'ron's voice is a nod to his distinct style and influence in the rap world. The lyrics then delve into political commentary, where Uncle Murda expresses his support for Donald Trump, mentioning the desire to bring back the Reagan era. He criticizes Hillary Clinton, citing the infamous incident with Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky as an example of her lacking certain skills. This section serves to show the artist's personal opinion and highlight his disregard for traditional political figures. The song then addresses the reality of street life, with Uncle Murda describing incidents of violence and crime. He mentions witnessing a friend get shot and implies being acquainted with the shooter. He also mentions the callousness of certain individuals, like a woman who prioritizes clubbing over visiting her injured partner in the hospital. Cam'ron joins in on the second verse, showcasing his signature flow and wordplay. His lyrics touch upon his lifestyle, flexing his wealth with references to expensive cars like Rolls-Royces. He also mentions the dangers and violence that come with living in the streets but asserts that it is just a part of the reality of that environment. Overall, "Cam'ron Voice (Remix)" combines elements of street life and political commentary. It illustrates the harsh realities and attitudes prevalent in certain neighborhoods, as well as expressing personal opinions on political figures. The song serves as a showcase for both Uncle Murda and Cam'ron's lyrical abilities while addressing societal issues.
