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I Cant Stan It (Stan Spit Diss)

By Cam'ron · Targeting Stan Spit

I Cant Stan It (Stan Spit Diss) is a diss track by Cam'ron targeting Stan Spit. The recording also credits Freekey Zekey. Cam'ron's records answer Harlem rapper Stan Spit after their mentor–protégé relationship broke down and Stan criticized Cam in a freestyle. Cam makes the dispute about loyalty, career dependence and who gave whom an opening.

Released2001
Annotated4
ExplicitYes
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Lyrics & breakdown

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  1. 01

    [Intro: Freekey Zekey & Cam'ron]

    02

    What chu doin'? Don't even fuck with that lil nigga like that, man

    03

    You know I like kickin' a nigga when he down, man

    04

    Nah that's stupid, you know how, nigga punk, (Nah) it don't even make no sense for you to even [?] [?] [?] [?] ([?] [?] [?] fuck that nigga)

    05

    This song goes out

  2. 06

    To anybody who ever had a male groupie

    07

    Shit is really disgusting

    08

    Faggot muhfucker

  3. 09

    [Verse 1: Cam'ron]

    Multi-line diss block
    10

    Yo, I sit back with this pack of this crack and these slabs and these bags of this weed it gives me the shit needed to be the most meanest emcee on this earth since birth I've been cursed with this curse to just curse

    11

    And [?] this berserk shit, think that it work but it won't

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    Cause I'll slap you, I'll cap you, I'll jab you, I'll slicе you, I'll ice you and [?] you

    13

    Dog, I'm raw, I'll fuck your mom corpse and rest again pеacefully

    Block noteMakes the feud personal through family

    TargetStan Spit

    MeaningWhat it means: In “Dog, I'm raw, I'll fuck your mom corpse and rest again pеacefully,” Cam'ron brings a relative or family boundary into the exchange with Stan Spit, moving the dispute beyond music and into private life. Why it was said: Cam'ron's records answer Harlem rapper Stan Spit after their mentor–protégé relationship broke down and Stan criticized Cam in a freestyle. Cam makes the dispute about loyalty, career dependence and who gave whom an opening. Family references explain why the conflict feels personal: they raise the emotional cost for Stan Spit and make the line more consequential than a routine comparison of rap skill.

    ContextCam'ron's records answer Harlem rapper Stan Spit after their mentor–protégé relationship broke down and Stan criticized Cam in a freestyle. Cam makes the dispute about loyalty, career dependence and who gave whom an opening.

  4. 14

    But least have the decency in you to get off my dick

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    You makin' me sick, I'ma stick in this clip when I click, I clack and my clique is real thick so don't speak to me

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    I don't know you, and, no, I don't owe you a motherfuckin' an' thing

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    I'm not Mr. average, I'm not Horse & Carriage, I'm not flossin' karats, I'll bust automatics, you tempt me, my clip be on empty

  5. 18

    No patience is in me, and since you offend me I'm diggin' you ten deep

    Multi-line diss block
    19

    In the ground, you a clown, I don't care who was there and who saw me

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    Call you a Cochran, file you a lawsuit, Cristal in the courtroom, wild in the courtroom

    21

    What do you do when he full of shit too? With this bullshit he pull, I'ma shoot up this food and you blame it on Cam'ron

    Block noteImagines the battle as physical destruction

    TargetStan Spit

    MeaningWhat it means: In “What do you do when he full of shit too? With this bullshit he pull, I'ma shoot up this food and you blame it on Cam'ron,” Cam'ron converts lyrical defeat into death, shooting, burial, or bodily harm directed at Stan Spit. Why it was said: Cam'ron's records answer Harlem rapper Stan Spit after their mentor–protégé relationship broke down and Stan criticized Cam in a freestyle. Cam makes the dispute about loyalty, career dependence and who gave whom an opening. The violent image makes the response sound final: instead of proposing an endless exchange, the artist depicts Stan Spit as unable to return for another round.

    ContextCam'ron's records answer Harlem rapper Stan Spit after their mentor–protégé relationship broke down and Stan criticized Cam in a freestyle. Cam makes the dispute about loyalty, career dependence and who gave whom an opening.

  6. 22

    But my hammer's on, where was his hammers at?

    Multi-line diss block
    23

    Loom where it's at, middle of Harlem world, now it's a tragedy, now it's so sad to see Stanley in agony but he was agon' me

    24

    Everywhere that I go if I stand, if I sit, I can't take a shit without Stan fuckin' standing by it

    Block noteTurns the target's own work into ammunition

    TargetStan Spit

    MeaningWhat it means: In “Everywhere that I go if I stand, if I sit, I can't take a shit without Stan fuckin' standing by it,” Cam'ron quotes or reshapes a recognizable phrase associated with Stan Spit, using the target's own catalogue or public image as the setup for the insult. Why it was said: Cam'ron's records answer Harlem rapper Stan Spit after their mentor–protégé relationship broke down and Stan criticized Cam in a freestyle. Cam makes the dispute about loyalty, career dependence and who gave whom an opening. The callback is meant to deny Stan Spit control of a familiar signature: the audience recognizes the source, but now hears it serving the opponent's punchline.

    ContextCam'ron's records answer Harlem rapper Stan Spit after their mentor–protégé relationship broke down and Stan criticized Cam in a freestyle. Cam makes the dispute about loyalty, career dependence and who gave whom an opening.

  7. 25

    [Chorus: Cam'ron & Freekey Zekey]

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    No I don't need [?] no more dutches (Fuck outta here)

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    No I don't want nothing from the store, (I am whatever you say I am) get the fuck away from the toilet homo (From the jewelry, the cribs, everyday I am)

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    Faggot motherfucker

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    Get off my dick (From the houses, the bitches, everyday I am)

  8. 30

    Stan wanna be just like Cam (Oh we did it now, nigga) 'cause I am, whatever you say I am (No more corner stores for you, nigga)

    Multi-line diss block
    31

    From the jewelry, the bitches, everyday I am (Gotta wake up 3 in the morning to get that Chinese food now, man)

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    From the cars, the cribs, everyday I am (I'm not playin' with you no more)

    33

    Stan wanna be just like Cam

    Block noteTurns the target's own work into ammunition

    TargetStan Spit

    MeaningWhat it means: In “Stan wanna be just like Cam (Oh we did it now, nigga) 'cause I am, whatever you say I am (No more corner stores for you, nigga),” Cam'ron quotes or reshapes a recognizable phrase associated with Stan Spit, using the target's own catalogue or public image as the setup for the insult. Why it was said: Cam'ron's records answer Harlem rapper Stan Spit after their mentor–protégé relationship broke down and Stan criticized Cam in a freestyle. Cam makes the dispute about loyalty, career dependence and who gave whom an opening. The callback is meant to deny Stan Spit control of a familiar signature: the audience recognizes the source, but now hears it serving the opponent's punchline.

    ContextCam'ron's records answer Harlem rapper Stan Spit after their mentor–protégé relationship broke down and Stan criticized Cam in a freestyle. Cam makes the dispute about loyalty, career dependence and who gave whom an opening.

  9. 34

    Matter fact, when you get to the Brooklyn bridge go straight to the Bronx, nigga, swim, row, I don't give a fuck how you get there

    35

    Soon as you step foot ya eye see Manhattan, my fist on your eye

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    I don't give a fuck what you doin', write letters to me if you even wanna breeze through Manhattan, nigga

    37

    I don't give a fuck about you no more, nigga

  10. 38

    Fuck you