Karam's 2002 album, "Tahamouni", was far removed from the "easy going" contemporary feel of "Oyoun Qalbi" and "Nedmaneh", and audiences noticed. The album was intended to get back in touch with a more youthful audience from other Arab nations, with whom had taken slight dis-interest in Karam's music from the late 90s. This was shown though songs like "Tahamouni (They accused me)" which included attempts at rapping, and "Ew'a Tekoun Ze'alt (I hope you're not mad at me)" which seemed to have a complete Western influence. The songs had a youthful sound.