Hours after releasing his new mixtape The Program on Friday (Nov. 10), Cam’ron dropped a new video for his tender song “Lean.”

In the video, the Dipset leader reflects on his Harlem roots as recalls the street hustlers that hugged the block and some of his beloved homies that are no longer here with us.

“So the streets honor me / Humbled, believe I’m honored (yes I am) / I grabbed my momma I’m headed to a different genre / They couldn’t understand me now, I find it ironic / I grew up with Big L / All I knew is ebonics,” raps Cam over a piano-driven rendition of Bill Withers’ classic song, “Lean On Me.”

Throughout the video a children’s choir sing the endearing words, “Lean on me / When you’re not strong / I’ll be your friend / I’ll help you carry on / For it won’t be long before I need somebody to lean on.”

Killa Cam's The Program is a 15-song collection that features guest appearances from Don Q, Sen City and Mimi with production assists from Araab Muzik, Just Blaze, Dollavision, ADM, Zombie YH and REK. You can stream the mixtape for free down below.

In addition to the mixtape, Cam is going on tour in support of his new mixtape. "The Program" tour launches in Jacksonville, N.C., on Nov. 17, and will hit cities in Virginia, Texas, Colorado, Illinois and Tennessee before wrapping up in Buffalo, N.Y. on Dec. 15. To check out Cam'ron's full tour itinerary, head over to Songkick.com.

Listen to Cam'ron The Program Mixtape

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