I'm a Chicken Head (skit)
Cam'Ron · Purple Haze [2005]
dont u jus go moew at that girl n ill bark n get my buddy passes
Cam'Ron: get it all on now cuz i will not even
be here soon as the phone rings
Girl: sayin hello n just hung up the fuckin phone n then when i was
callin back u wasn't asnwerin the fuckin phone i dont understand y...
Cam'Ron: 1st of all u said u wasn't gonna call
me no more n e ways so y r u callin me?
Girl: fuck u think the fuck i wanna say n so what u say a lot of
fuckin things n dont do it u wanna get technical
Cam'Ron: y u call...
Girl: dont fuckin play wit me cuz i will come 2 manhattan
n i will fuckin punch u in ya face cuz thats how u got me
feelin righ now so dont play wit me
Cam'Ron: dont call me no more
Girl: ill call u wen i feel like it change ya #...
ima chicken so ima act like a chicken quack quack
quack quack quack or whateva the fuck sound they make
Cam'Ron: that's a duck! ? get ya sound righ u wanna b a
duck or a chicken
Girl: nigga i wanna fuckin punch u righ in ya fuckin eye i
swear ta God i wanna punch u in ya eye das what i wanna
do i wanna punch u in ya fuckin nose what street r u goin 2
Cam'Ron: im goin 2 my photo shoot
Girl: on 20 um 4th street?
Cam'Ron: dont worry about where im at cuz i dont wanna c u
Girl: i swear 2 God i will fuckin call every fuckin studio n i will
fuckin find u i will go on my computer right now n get a list of em
if i gotta find u on my own then i will fuckin act crazy play wit me
play wit me n u no i will com down there dont fuckin play wit me
like u dont no where u was back in 97 98 99
Cam'Ron: listen man
Girl: no u fuckin listen dont tell me ta fuckin listen
Cam'Ron: aigh
I'm a Chicken Head (skit)
Cam'Ron's 'I'm a Chicken Head (skit)' serves as a sharp, satirical song on his 2005 album *Purple Haze*, reflecting the aggressive, confrontational style that defined his mid-2000s output. The track functions as a musical weapon, utilizing rapid-fire delivery and biting wordplay to dismantle his rivals, a hallmark of his career during this period. Alongside diss tracks targeting figures like Nas, 50 Cent, and Jay-Z, the song exemplifies the competitive rap landscape of the era, where artists frequently engaged in direct lyrical battles to assert dominance. This recording captures the raw energy and unapologetic attitude characteristic of Cam'Ron's work, cementing his reputation as a formidable force in hip-hop who prioritized lyrical precision and personal vendettas over polished production.