Cam'ron & Vado, the Harlem-based hip-hop duo, made significant waves in the music industry throughout the late 2000s and early 2010s. Cam'ron, whose real name is Cameron Ezike Giles, is a seasoned rapper and actor, well known for his solo work and as a member of the influential hip-hop groups The Diplomats (also known as Dipset) and U.N. (Us Now). He gained widespread recognition in the 2000s with hits such as "Oh Boy" and "Hey Ma." Vado, on the other hand, born Teeyon Winfree, emerged from the same fertile Harlem scene and was taken under Cam'ron's wing, showcasing his talents as a sharp-witted lyricist.

The dynamic partnership between Cam'ron and Vado was most prominently displayed on their collaborative album "Gunz N' Butta," released in 2011. The album featured a slew of high-energy tracks that solidified their chemistry and showcased their ability to balance street-edged narratives with slick wordplay. Singles like "Hey Muma" and "We All Up In Here" became fan favorites, encapsulating the raw essence of New York hip-hop at the time. Their song "Star" noted for its feature by Jaz, further exemplified their knack for creating music that resonated both in the clubs and on the streets, combining melodic hooks with gritty verses. Although their partnership has since taken a backseat to their solo careers, the duo's time together remains a celebrated chapter in the ever-evolving story of hip-hop from Harlem.