Cam'ron Explains Dipset Turmoil, Hiatus To XXL

After a hiatus of about two years, Harlem rapper Cam'ron is making his way back to Hip Hop with a new video and the cover of XXL magazine.

On February 2, the video for Cam'ron's recession friendly track "I Hate My Job" was posted on blogs and websites across the net sparking even more chatter about his return.

In the video Cam'ron raps, "Ayo I'm looking for a job/Ain't nobody hiring/Then I asked the boss/When y'all doing firing/You I'm admiring/Nice job, family man, car and looking in these Want ads tiring/Shoulda been a fireman."
Cam'ron will also be featured as the cover story for an upcoming issue of XXL magazine.

"…So I understand what the fans are saying," Cam'ron told XXL's Vanessa Satten. "And it's kinda messed up. But what you gotta realize is that things can always be fixed behind the scenes. But once a problem gets public, it's kind of unfixable."
In the interview Cam'ron speaks on his hiatus, The Diplomats, and the fallout between himself and Jim Jones and Juelz Santana.

"The two things that you could say it was is: They come to my house and try to start a fake beef between me and [Jim]," Cam'ron explained to XXL. "And they kinda like siding with 50 [Cent] when me and him is in the dead middle of beefing or whatever."
Cam'ron's hiatus came shortly after a highly criticized appearance on 60 Minutes in which the rapper spoke on his infamous "Stop Snitching" campaign. His most recent album, Killa Season, was released roughly a year before the 60 Minutes interview.

Crime Pays, Cam'ron's sixth album, is expected to be released on April