Tag: CAM'RON

Cam’ron Threatens NSFW Screengrabs of Cardi B’s Team

Cam'ron's not playing around with a member of Cardi B's team anymore, demanding money he feels he's owed from a studio session and using alleged NSFW messages as leverage. He's threatening to reveal sexual messages and photographic evidence if he doesn't get payment soon for work on an unreleased track.

Jim Jones Calls Out Cam’ron: “Phone Swizz Beatz”

Jim Jones is challenging Cam'ron to a Verzuz battle, calling for Swizz Beatz to make it happen in Harlem. Will the long-running feud between these two rappers finally come to a head?

Cam’ron and J. Cole End Feud With ‘Ready ’24’

Cam'ron and J. Cole have reached a settlement in principle in their lawsuit over Cole's 2024 track "Ready '24," according to a filing in Manhattan federal court. The parties expect to complete settlement papers within thirty days.

Dame Dash Calls Out Cam’ron Amid Heated Feud

Dame Dash appeared on The Jason Lee Show where he accused Cam'ron of betraying him, calling him disloyal and referring to him as Fredo from The Godfather. Dash criticized Cam'ron's appearance and media career, saying he did not expect the rapper to become a gossip guy.

Cam’ron Ready to Jump Off Jet After Knicks Win

The New York Knicks finally punched their ticket to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999, and apparently nobody was more hype than Stephen A. Smith. According to Cam'ron, the ESPN personality spent an entire private jet flight celebrating the Knicks' huge victory while heading to San Antonio.

Cam’ron & Mase On Dating Women From New York After Cardi B Spat

Cam'ron and Mase use Cardi B's viral public argument with Stefon Diggs to hilariously break down exactly why they no longer date women from New York.

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Lakers’ Lost Identity: From Black America’s Team

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Diddy’s Son King Combs Supports Dad in Prison

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Fall Activities in NYC: 15 Free Things to Do

Having fun in New York City shouldn't require spending half your paycheck, especially when there are plenty of ways to enjoy the fall season without breaking the bank. From Black-owned bookstores and live jazz in Harlem to neighborhood festivals and community events, some of the city's best experiences don't come with a hefty price tag.