News : CAM'RON ISSUES PSA TO 'B-TCH-ASS' SPORTS ANALYSTS WHO ARE 'SCARED' OF HIS & MA$E'S SUCCESS

Michael Saponara July 04, 2023
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Cam’ron and Ma$e’sIt Is What It Is show has already made waves in the sports talk industry and the Harlem-bred duo is ready to pummel anyone standing in their way.

Ahead of episodes 26 and 27 arriving later this week, Killa Cam issued a stern PSA to all the other sports talk show hosts in competition with them on Monday (July 3).

Cam claimed he and Ma$e are ready to kill the competition and are heading to the top to dominate the industry with or without their approval.

“The rest of you bitch-ass n-ggas. I’m telling you right now, we here,” Cam’ron emphatically stated while Ma$e’s devilishly laughed.

“Y’all could make your muthafuckin’ phone calls, you could think what I’m saying ain’t true, I’m telling you now we the new Source. Murda, Stack and Killa are the new Source. Y’all n-ggas scared and y’all moving funny. First of all, Murda made the slogan, ‘We do it like we do it for TV.’

 

He continued: “All y’all analysts and n-ggas that’s pissed off we gon’ make you real mad right now because n-ggas gone start hitting me with the information. I’ma make sure I call my friends up.”

While the summer schedule is light, Cam and Ma$e plan to turn up the heat and keep their foot on the competition’s neck with four episodes per week when football season kicks off in September.

“Football season, we gon’ be there four days a week and you know what time it is when it comes to basketball,” he added. “We on your ass, pause. And if you mad, you gon’ get madder. Fuck you bitch-ass n-ggas.”

Cam’ron made sure to thank the likes of Stephen A. Smith, Draymond Green, Gilbert Arenas as well as Million Dollaz Worth of Game co-hosts Gillie and Wallo for giving them game as they try to take their show to new heights.

On the music side, Cam and Ma$e are set to reunite on stage at Made In America for Labor Day Weekend (September 2-3). They are reportedly teaming up for a “special joint set” in Philadelphia.

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