Cam'ron, a founding member of Dipset, launched a new business empire called "The U.N.", which he describes as not just a new crew, but an entire movement, saying "When we started Dipset, it was more than just a crew, it was a movement. The U.N. is a continuation of that movement". The U.N. will have ventures in film and DVD’s, as well as music, and also see's the formation of a Dipset West division. Cam'ron feels assured that the new company will being good hands, as he has given the title of CEO to co-owner Omar "Iceman" Shariff, who has previously worked with artists like ODB, RZA, Sticky Fingaz, Mariah Carey and Onyx, as well as producing the "American Rap Stars" documentary. Cam'ron, speaking on his choice of CEO said "His experience is exactly what we need to make strategic connections at the next level,"
Already, the team has a roster of artists lined up, which include Vado, Begetz, Fly Boyz, Charlie Clipse, Byrd Lady and Young Hustle. Cam’ron also revealed a new Gangsta Grillz Mixtape is in the works with DJ Drama, and that they are currently recording for a U.N. debut album. As far as the film industry goes, Cam’ron is looking to stay busy, including making a movie that profiles Harlem Heroin dealer Guy Fischer "We got a movie coming out called The Bakery and then we’ll drop the second installment of Killa Season,” Cam’ron revealed. "We’re also discussing the release of The Guy Fischer bio-pic. In between films, we’ll keep the streets hot with The Gangsta Grillz Mixtape and we’ll most likely release Vado’s album immediately after. Vado got the streets on smash, and in Harlem, he's got an unbelievable buzz. Everybody in Harlem already knows what it is - Between the films and the music coming soon on U.N. and Dipset West, we gonna keep the 'hood in a frenzy.”
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