Cam’ron revealed he walked out of a possible podcast cope with Diddy after the mogul shifted their assembly from enterprise to partying.
Cam’ron bolted from a possible podcast cope with Diddy after the music mogul shifted the dialog from enterprise to partying throughout a gathering at his residence, the rapper revealed.
Cam’ron mentioned Diddy had expressed curiosity in signing him and Ma$e’s “It Is What It Is” sports activities podcast earlier than they secured a deal elsewhere.
However the Harlem rapper mentioned he wasn’t sticking round as soon as the tone of the assembly modified.
“So I had a gathering at his crib to see in regards to the deal,” he wrote on instagram Monday (June 23). “As soon as the assembly was over he mentioned ‘The celebration about to begin.’
Cam’ron continued, “We received up and aggressively walked out. Bub mentioned ‘let considered one of these n##### stroll our means Killa, the [gun] popping out this bag’ no lol.”
Cam’ron’s publish alluded to the continuing authorized scrutiny surrounding Diddy, who’s at present on the heart of a federal investigation involving a number of allegations, together with claims of untamed “freak-off” events which have emerged throughout the trial.
The previous Dipset rapper adopted up with a second publish after some questioned the reality of his story.
He shared a throwback video of himself and Diddy, writing, “For these in my final publish that mentioned I’m [capping].. nahh I don’t simply be waking up saying something for consideration. I’m simply telling you what occurred.”
He added, “WE AINT PARTYING LOL.”
The story comes simply days after Cam’ron introduced a brand new multi-million greenback cope with Revolt for his solo podcast, “Speak With Flee!”
Cam’ron celebrated the brand new partnership with a not-so-subtle jab at Diddy, who based Revolt however stepped away from the corporate in 2023 amid mounting authorized points.
“@talkwithflee @revolttv #NoDiddy actually lol,” he wrote. “Time to run it up… this ain’t a run I’m on. It’s a f*cking marathon.”
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