HCM. How did you come by your stage name?
TYP CAM. At first, my name was M.O.B CAM which meant money over bitches but I soon changed it to TYP CAM to represent that I’m a fly nigga and anyone who chooses to support the movement also becomes a fly nigga for life.
HCM. To what or whom do you accredit your sense of style?
TYP CAM. I would have to say Mozzy. It probably sounds crazy but I even did a whole English project on him back in school. On top of the love that’s, he’s been showing to Oklahoma where I’m from when I listen to his music I feel the hustle, the pain, the grit, and most importantly the wordplay. I feel I can connect to his music because I relate to it on a different level. I also like how he spits the gangsta shit at the same time its a whole r&b song. I based my sound simular to Mozzy and r&b simple because that’s all I’ve known.
HCM. On your current/upcoming release… How did you come up with the concept for this project?
TYP CAM. With things such as police brutality, I decided to make a whole EP dedicated to this situation. I gave pain and hope in the song for the listener to relate to.
HCM. What impression would you like listeners to be left with after hearing your music?
TYP CAM. I want them to feel as if they can relate to me personally thru the music. I want to leave the listener with hope and motivation to be great in life.
HCM. Is there anyone you’d like to thank, any shout outs?
TYP CAM. Shout out to my family and all of Oklahoma!
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