Cam’ron “Disgusted” By Ye’s Recent Online Rants Regarding JAY-Z And His Children

Cam’ron has weighed in on Ye (f.k.a. Kanye West’s) recent antics, including his controversial interview with Akademiks and his barrage of bizarre social media rants. Speaking on his Talk With Flee show, Killa Cam didn’t hold back when addressing his former labelmate’s ongoing public outbursts.

“[Kanye]’s always had wild quotables,” Cam remarked, pointing to Ye’s history of making bold statements. “From the time he said, ‘George Bush doesn’t like Black people’—that just happened to be on CNN. It looked bold instead of bizarre. But he’s been on this type of time for years.”

While addressing Ye’s recent comments about JAY-Z, Beyoncé and their children, Cam expressed his disdain for the music icon. “I was disgusted,” he said. “Why are you mentioning another man’s kids? That’s not only out of bounds, it’s desperate.” The Dipset vet also commented on Ye’s public persona, suggesting that while Ye boasts of his wealth, he doesn’t appear to be at peace. “He talks about having all this money, but he doesn’t look like someone who’s at peace.”

As ye has had much criticism of Kendrick Lamar, Cam’ron also asserted, “You’re saying Kendrick’s not number one, but where’s your work? You don’t just claim greatness—you prove it.” In the past, Cam suggested that the father-of-four’s behavior might be more of an act than his alleged mental issues.

On a previous All the Smoke episode with Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson, Cam claimed, “Kanye, he play crazy with who he wanna play crazy with, you know what I’m saying? That ni**a’s crazy when it’s convenient.”

Ye has been canceled in the past for various antisemitic remarks which has caused not only the banning of his social media accounts, but dismissal from several of his business deals. More recently, Ye has been under fire for claiming to be a Nazi and even attempting to sell merchandise with the insensitive Swastika symbol.

Adding more layers to his ongoing antics, the Donda rapper went on to call out a number of his musical peers and even the mother of his children and ex-wife, Kim Kardashian. While appearing in an interview with Akademiks last month, Ye used the highly anticipated conversation as an opportunity to re-air grievances and share new claims about JAY-Z, Pusha T, John Legend, Frank Ocean, and Jim Jones to name a few.

The unedited version of the chat shows Ye wearing a Sean John shirt as a symbol of solidarity with Diddy, before swapping into an even more shocking outfit: a black Ku Klux Klan-inspired ensemble. From there, Ye spent an hour taking shots at the aforementioned figures. Directly addressing The Carters for their “lack of support,” he said, “JAY-Z, Beyoncé, you ain’t help me when I was having problems with my kids… You ain’t show up to my first wedding. You ain’t my family.”

His grievances extended to Lamar as well, accusing the Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper of lifting elements from The Life of Pablo for Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers. “It’s like, ‘Oh, these are the drums from this song. This is the approach to this song’,” he claimed. Elsewhere, he spoke of Kardashian, stating, “This white woman and this white family have control of these highly influential Black kids that are half the children of Ye.”

Most shockingly, Ye went on to compare himself to Diddy, adding, “I related to Puff. I don’t know somebody that hasn’t gotten into an altercation with their girl at one point.”

See Cam’ron speaking on Ye’s recent behaviors above.