News : CAM’RON TROLLS GILLIE DA KID WITH WILD R. KELLY PHOTO: 'DID HE DRUG YOU?'

Cam’ron has trolled Gillie Da Kid by posting an edited photo of the podcaster cozying up to convicted sex offender R. Kelly.

In the picture, the “Ignition” singer has his arm around the Million Dollaz Worth of Game co-host while the two of them hold hands.

Killa Cam captioned the Instagram post: “Yo @gilliedaking fuck going on?!! This where u get the phrase ‘nut ASS n-gga’? We gotta have a convo.”

He then asked: “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, aware that Cam was just joking, replied in the comments section: “[laughing emoji] Dam homie don’t do that I told u I was playing.”

The Philly native’s co-host Wallo also chimed in with some jokes of his own: “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!”

Gillie Da Kid was previously quizzed about the photo of him and R. Kelly by Druski during an episode of Million Dollaz Worth of Game earlier this year.

“You know that picture wasn’t real, n-gga. Fuck outta here,” Gillie said while laughing.

He did, however, recall the time that he slept over at the R&B legend’s house during a party, which he attended with members of Cash Money.

Meanwhile, Cam’ron has previously credited Gillie Da Kid with helping him mend fences with Ma$e, leading to them starting their popular sports talk show It Is What It Is.

When Gillie and Wallo appeared on the series last year, Cam said: “Thank you guys also for helping connect me and Ma$e and putting this shit together for us. To be honest with you, and we talked about this on Million Dollaz Worth of Game, we may not even still be speaking right now without your guys’ platform.”

He proceeded to express gratitude to the podcast stars, saying: “So we want to tell you guys thank you so much. And you see what it led to because Harlem n-ggas are gonna start hustling once we cool again.”