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Cam’ron Calls Out Shannon Sharpe For Only Getting Advice From White Men

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Ever since the viral Shannon Sharpe sex tape “accident”, some people online have been incredibly skeptical. One of those is rapper and sports talk host, Cam’ron. The de facto leader of the It Is What It Is program has raised questions, essentially asking how Shannon did this by mistake and why would he do such a thing. Overall, he feels that it was completely staged, and that the ex-NFL tight end was looking to go viral again. The Club Shay Shay founder has vehemently denied that was the case on multiple occasions. But Cam’ron didn’t stop there with Shannon Sharpe. Not too long ago, he recreated the wild incident by “having sex in a car”, which got more unbelievable by the second.

However, the Dipset MC is done teasing the ESPN employee now. Instead, him and the rest of his panel are feeling some type of way about some recent comments that Sharpe made. The latter was addressing all of the people (including Cam indirectly) that were claiming this sex tape was done on purpose. Essentially, Shannon doesn’t understand why others are coming to this conclusion. Especially when he knows he could lose tons of money from sponsors and advertisers for his podcast. He says he could understand the skepticism if his platform was trying to gain a bigger audience. But otherwise, he’s not trying to hear that. However, who he would listen to in the space are names like “Joe Rogan”, “Alex Cooper”, and “The Kelce brothers”, Jason & Travis.

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Cam’ron Is Not Joking Around With Shannon Sharpe Anymore

He mentioned these names because Sharpe feels their shows are above his and he would listen to their criticism because of that. That comment right there is what got Cam and Ma$e in particular to unleash. The former took Shannon’s statement in a racial manner, saying that he’s only going to listen to the “white man”. Ma$e made sure to take it a step further saying that Shannon was trying to convey that “everybody black is beneath him”. Shannon may not have meant it like that, but it will be interesting to see if he addresses these remarks.

What are your thoughts on Cam’ron calling out Shannon Sharpe for saying he would only listen to certain podcasts criticisms of the sex tape mishap? Who do you think is wrong here and why? Do you still think it was an accident or was it staged? We would like to hear what you have to say, so leave your thoughts in the comments. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Cam’ron and Shannon Sharpe. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the pop culture world.

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Cam’ron Takes Trolling To New Heights With Insane Shannon Sharpe Sex Tape Parody

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Shannon Sharpe isn’t going to live down this sex tape debacle for quite some time. Right now, it’s at its peak meme status with loads of people online trolling the ex-NFL star in numerous ways. However, Cam’ron is really going the distance with it by staging his own Shannon Sharpe “sex tape”. According to HipHopDX, the New York rapper and talk show host instead shared it to the Instagram feed and while it’s merciless, it’s also pure comedy. Instead of taking place at his home, Cam’ron decides to up the ante by trying to perform multiple acts while driving.

As the video goes on, things get increasingly more unrealistic, so buckle up (no pun intended). Cam’ron starts off with pretending to receive oral. During this portion you can hear him say things like “suck it” and “watch your teeth b****”. Making all of this even more hysterical is the number of times he looks back at his phone laying down on the floor in the backseat. After that, Cam’ron asks the woman he’s with to “get on top while I drive”. “She does” and while “doing the deed”, the Dipset MC cleverly and hilariously says, “That’s how I drive my b****es crazy”.

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Cam’ron “Does The Impossible” While Driving

 
 
 
 
 
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This all going on while Killa Cam is operating the pedals, and the woman is controlling the steering wheel. Then, he wraps things up with “sucking milk from her breasts” before “finishing”. Finally, after their wild experience, Cam turns to phone and is “shocked” to learn that he was on IG Live. “Oh s***, the phone on! I’m on Live! Let me turn this s*** off”. He also kicked Shannon Sharpe while he’s down, captioning the post, “My bad I was hacked y’all 😂😂😂”.

What are your thoughts on Cam’ron filming a parody of Shannon Sharpe’s accidental sex tape? Do you think the latter is going to say something on Nightcap? Is this one of the funniest videos you have seen this year? Are you buying that Shannon called it an accident? We would like to hear what you have to say, so leave your thoughts in the comments. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Cam’ron and Shannon Sharpe. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the pop culture world.

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Cam’ron & Ma$e’s ‘It Is What It Is’ Adds NFL Legend Michael Irvin as New Football Analyst

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Cam’ron and Ma$e’s popular sports show, It Is What It Is, has launched its highly anticipated fifth season, announcing NFL Hall of Famer Michael Irvin as the newest football analyst. The new season premiered on September 2nd, featuring Irvin, known for his dynamic presence and deep football knowledge, to add fresh insights and excitement to the show.

Michael Irvin brings a wealth of experience from his 15 years as an analyst with the NFL Network and his time on ESPN programs such as First Take, GET UP, and Sunday NFL Countdown. Before his successful commentary career, Irvin earned the nickname “The Playmaker” for his pivotal role in the Dallas Cowboys’ dynasty of the 1990s, where he helped lead the team to three Super Bowl titles.

A decorated player, Irvin is a 5-time Pro Bowler, a member of the Hall of Fame All-1990s NFL Team, and a Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee. Throughout his 11-year NFL career, he recorded 750 receptions for 11,904 yards and 65 touchdowns, solidifying his legacy as one of the greats.

In the September 3rd episode, the show tackled hot topics, including Anthony Edwards’s remarks on NBA legends from the Jordan era, the record-setting 15 Black quarterbacks starting in Week 1 of the NFL, and debates around whether Josh Allen is overrated.

It Is What It Is can be watched exclusively on YouTube. Follow the show on Instagram @itiswhatitis_talk and on X @ITISWATITISTALK. Cam’ron can also be found on Instagram @mr_camron and @all32nfl for more updates.

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WATCH: Mase Delivers Freestyle to Celebrate New Season of “It Is What It Is’

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It Is What It Is is back for season 5. To kick off the sports talk was Ma$e delivering a new freestyle over the classic Common and Kanye West single “The Corner. Opening the bars as #SouthBeachMurda, Ma$e gloats across instrumental. You can see it all below.

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Mase Proves His Rapping Skills Haven’t Faded With Impressive New Freestyle

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Mase and Cam’ron made their return to their It Is What It Is sports talk show recently, but don’t think that this new endeavor took away their rapping skills. Moreover, the former came through with an impressive new freestyle, and you can see how people loved it in the replies of the post below. It goes to show that these two New York lyricists still have that spark in them after all these years, even if many see them as missing their peak powers these days. We wonder if they will engage with more musical material in the near future, as it’s always a treat when they can cross things over and show off multiple skills at once.

Furthermore, they already received a lot of acclaim for their dynamism on It Is What It Is and for their vast sports knowledge. But Mase isn’t the only one who can turn things into a lyrical onslaught, as Cam’ron has also barred up on some previous episodes, too. Either way, we’re sure that they will have a lot of great content to share and a lot more talent to show off. Maybe they could even have a battle one day centered around a sports debate topic…

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Mase’s New Freestyle

Wishful thinking aside, we’re sure that Cam’ron and Mase will tell many more stories on It Is What It Is. One recent recollection concerned the latter’s claims that Big L once set him up for a robbery. “Me and L start talking and the conversation goes super left, you know,” he recalled. “Next thing I know, I’m in The Tunnel [a nightclub] and the n***a Fat Joe comes up to me. A couple months later, we get into it about something. I think it was over a chick or something. I get around the corner on 140th and I walk up 140th on seventh to 141st and a Spanish n***a just run outta nowhere like, ‘Give it up. I’ma kill both of y’all n***as.’”

Meanwhile, apart from his and Mase’s tales on their show, Cam’ron also shares stories via Instagram. “Now they lock two of my n***as up, I start talking s**t,” he said of a tour situation in which police raided the Dipset bus. “‘I don’t care what the bail is, I’m bailing n***as out.’ The bail was $4.8 million. Oh my God, I was sick. But I bailed n***as out, though, and everybody was good. Peace.”

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Camron Recalls Bailing Out His Friends For A Staggering Load Of Cash

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Cam’ron is a vivid and gifted storyteller, whether it’s in his music or when talking about what part of the United States produces the best lyricists. However, he can also look back at old tales and rejuvenate him with his revealing commentary, as he recently did for his Instagram followers on Wednesday (August 28). Moreover, the Dipset member explained what happened at a traffic stop in New England on a cold night in 2003 while the group toured their debut album, Diplomatic Immunity. Authorities arrested Orlando Young and Piri Pantoja for possessing a firearm without a license and three counts of assault with intent to murder.

“One night, we was just driving down I-91, I believe,” Cam’ron began his story. “The cops pulled the tour bus over like [it was] the end of Set It Off when Cleo was about to run through the barricade with all the cops. They had like 92 cop cars out there! They pull us off the tour bus talking about, ‘Yo, somebody’s car windows got shot out.’ [I said,] ‘I don’t know how that happened, officer’ […] Now, it’s three degrees outside. I’m freezing. I’m looking at n***as like, ‘Y’all know what’s going on? ‘Cause I don’t.’” He said that Juelz Santana probably hid under the bus’ muffler (“That boy know how to hide“) and that the cops told him, Jim Jones, and J.R. Writer to “get their face[s] out their shirts” in spite of the freezing weather.

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Cam’ron Tells His 2003 Bailout Story

“Now the car pulls up that got the windows shot out, talking about, ‘Yeah, it was one of them,’” Cam’ron went on. “We like, ‘Nobody got time for this nonsense.’ I’m standing there like it was not one of us. Bus driver looking like, ‘I’ll tell on any of y’all.’ Look at him. ‘I don’t know nobody.’” When cops found weapons in the vehicle, they denied that they were theirs. “Now they lock two of my n***as up, I start talking s**t. ‘I don’t care what the bail is, I’m bailing n***as out.’ The bail was $4.8 million. Oh my God, I was sick. But I bailed n***as out, though, and everybody was good. Peace.”

Furthermore, police claimed that the suspects shot from Cam’ron and Dipset’s tour bus at a car with three females in it. They also hit Monique E. Garnett, the driver, with unlawful firearm and drug possession, plus passenger Keith Blacknell with similar charges. While the Diplomats members did not receive any charges, they reportedly witnessed the gunfire. It’s the kind of thing that probably caused 50 Cent to regret his beef with Cam and others.

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50 Cent Surprisingly Expresses Regret Over Cam’ron & Fat Joe Beef

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Mincing words and feeling regret aren’t common strategies employed by 50 Cent’s public persona, but there are always at least some reflections to make on what he could’ve done differently. Surprisingly, he applied this to some of his old rap beefs during an expansive and multi-faceted recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter. Moreover, Fif spoke on his feuds with Cam’ron, Fat Joe, and others during the 2000s, particularly within New York’s competitive mainstream scene. While some of these battles saw some prompt and proper resolutions, others became more contentious. Looking back, he seems to regret taking these issues so seriously and for so long.

“Look, I think we wasted too much time arguing,” 50 Cent answered when asked whether or not he regrets anything in his career. “Me and Fat Joe, me and Cam’ron. There’s other guys like Jada [Jadakiss], we cleared it up easier. But we wasted time because it was just the competitive nature. It wasn’t like we crossed paths and had real heat for each other. It went on more with Joe because he’s more like me, he’s closer in character to me. When we’re at odds, we are at odds, and we did that for a long time.

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50 Cent & Fat Joe Performing In Brooklyn

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK – AUGUST 10: (L-R) 50 Cent and Fat Joe perform onstage during the 50 Cent: The Final Lap Tour at Barclays Center on August 10, 2023 in New York City. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)

“And because of his loyalty to Irv [Gotti] and Ja [Rule], because he worked with them, I was seeing him not be happy from the things that were making me happy,” 50 Cent went on. “It’s easy for me to say, ‘F**k you’ if what makes me happy makes you unhappy. Then, we’re not on the same page and it turns into some s**t, and I couldn’t pinpoint what exactly happened.

“When you look back at it, you go, ‘Wait, what happened?’” 50 Cent concluded. “Because we didn’t even have no altercation or no specific thing that created it. Now he’s like my friend. I don’t care that he has relationships with people that I don’t. Because he’s always had those relationships.” Elsewhere during this interview, the G-Unit mogul also spoke on his distaste for Diddy, Drake’s beef with Kendrick Lamar, and many more revelations from his wide-ranging and versatile career.

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Cam’ron Claims Chicago And Louisiana Produce The Best Rap Lyricists

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Cam’ron is from hip-hop’s Mecca. He grew up in Harlem, and spearheaded New York’s last great run in the 00s. Cam isn’t a lyrical miracle by any stretch of the imagination, but many assumed that he would have claimed NY when asked where the best rappers come from. No dice. The rapper talked about the concept of lyricism during a recent episode of It Is What It Is. Instead of showing the East Coast some love, Cam decided to single out Chicago and Louisiana. He did, however, back up his claim.

Cam’ron and Mase were talking about the Windy City, and the former took the opportunity to praise the city’s artists. “They may have the best lyricists,” he posited. “Them and Louisiana. I’m talking about, like as far as lyricism.” It was a hot take, but Cam was confident in what he said, and proceeded to point to the elitism the NY practiced back in the 80s and 90s. “New York used to call people country,” he stated, before citing Weezy as an example. “Even thinking about Lil Wayne. You get on a record with Lil Wayne, you gotta be careful,” Cam’ron asserted. “You get on a record with Eminem, you gotta be careful.”

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Cam’ron Cites Lil Wayne And Eminem As Prime “Lyricists”

Lil Wayne hails from Louisiana, and Em comes from Detroit. The former supports Cam’ron’s thesis, the latter not so much. Still, the rapper doubled down. “These n**gas are really lyricists.” Cam’ron’s affinity for Weezy and Chicago artists makes sense given his track record. Dipset was early to the party when it came to recognizing Lil Wayne’s talent, and the group collaborated with him multiple times during pre-Tha Carter III days. Cam also worked with Kanye West when the Windy City producer was trying to establish himself as a rapper. He appeared on West’s second album, and West produced two stellar tracks on 2004’s Purple Haze.

Cam’ron has also been critical of New York in recent years. The rapper recently moved to Las Vegas, and cited the rat problem in NY as a major factor. “I just left New York. That sh*t was disgusting,” he told fans on Instagram Live. “I can’t do this sh*t… I’m not apologizing for it neither. I ain’t even gonna act like I’m sorry for it a little bit.” Cam’ron seems to be loving the desert, though. He attended a Vegas Fourth of July party, and turned heads by dressing up like his former podcast guest, OJ Simpson.

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Cam’ron And Gillie Da Kid Trade Jokes On Instagram About R. Kelly Photo

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Cam’ron cracked some jokes about rapper and podcaster Gillie Da Kid by posting an edited photo of him next to the convicted sex offender and disgraced R&B star R. Kelly in a suggestive manner. In the picture, the singer has his arm around someone who the Million Dollaz Worth of Game co-host is edited onto while the two hold hands.

Cam’ron captioned the Instagram post: “Yo @gilliedaking f*ck going on?!! This where u get the phrase ‘nut ASS n-gga’? We gotta have a convo. 1. Where was y’all at? 2. Did he drug you[?] 3. Did you want to get on that bad? (Pause). I got more questions hit me bro.” Gillie, a longtime friend of Cam’s, replied in the comments section: “[laughing emoji] Dam homie don’t do that I told u I was playing.” Gillie’s co-host Wallo also chimed in with some jokes of his own, telling the “story” of what happened that night. “Cam it was a wild night, he woke up the next morning soaking wet in a closet filled with lollipops & whip cream. He was immediately transported to the nearest emergency room. He did a lot of therapy afterwards. We finally got him back to himself. For years anytime he would hear a R.Kelly song he would scream NOOOOOOOOOO, don’t do it!”

Cam’ron and Gillie Da Kid Trade Jokes On Instagram

Druski previously asked about the photo of Gillie and R. Kelly during an episode of Million Dollaz Worth of Game earlier this year, to which Gillie confirmed it was fake. However, he did tell a story about sleeping over at Kelly’s house with members of the Cash Money Records roster. He also jokingly accused podcast co-host Wallo of attending one of Diddy’s infamous parties, pointing to a random bald man in the background of a photo of Diddy and R. Kelly.

Cam’ron and Gillie have been friends for years, and he credited Gillie for helping him reconcile with Ma$e. Their reconciliation led to the creation of the It Is What It Is sports podcast, one of the more successful sports shows around today. Ma$e did not get in on the jokes, but one can assume he saw them. The two are very successful in their media careers, and it is nice to see longtime friends interacting as such.

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Today in Hip-Hop History: Cam’ron Dropped His Debut Album ‘Confessions Of Fire’ 26 Years Ago

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On this day in Hip Hop history, Dipset head honcho Cam’ron released his debut solo LP, Confessions of Fire on the Undeas Entertainment imprint. 

Following the tragic death of his cousin Derek “Bloodshed” Armstead and the disbanding of his former group Children of the Corn, which included Big L, Cam, Ma$e,and Bloodshed, this release served as Cam’s introduction to the rap game and debut to the mainstream as a solo artist.

Much to the tune of a lot of the music coming out of New York in the late 90s, this album had both hardcore street and pop crossover appeal that came from its gritty street narrative filled lyric and high energy production of Swizz Beatz and Jermaine Dupri. Commercially this debut was quite the success peaking at #6 on the Billboard 200 chart and #2 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop chart while selling over 500,000 copies.

The project’s sole single “Horse & Carriage,” featuring Ma$e and produced by Trackmasters, was a radio hit, just barely missing the Top 40 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart, it peaked at #41.

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