K. Camp – To Whom It May Concern (Review & Stream)

K. Camp is on his introspective s–t on “To Whom It May Concern”


K. Camp is no different than any other rapper that doesn’t think the industry is for them. He lets this be known on “To Whom It May Concern,” dropping a few bars that makes him sound a bit bitter about his career up to this point. While I prefer a better spirited Camp, I can certainly appreciate a version of him that is truthful and honest, too.

OVERALL RATING (4.6/5)


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