Beyond music and film, Cam continues to expand his empire. His sports talk show It Is What It Is has become a cultural phenomenon, proving that Killa Cam’s influence stretches far beyond hip-hop.

Jim Jones and Juelz Santana are back in the mix, and this time, they’re throwing subliminals with a twist. The ongoing ...

For a while now, Dipset has been a pillar in the rap game, especially in Harlem. But, as of lately, the cracks in their strained relationship have been making headlines […] The post Juelz Santana Says ...

Juelz Santana has opened up about the latest feud between Cam'ron and Jim Jones. On the latest episode of The Art of Dialogue ...

Jim Jones is hoping to bring Dipset back to its glory. Amid a feud with Cam’ron, Capo hit Instagram to share merch branded “Make Dipset Great Again.” The product, of course, is similar to ...

In collaboration with PIN HEADS, the caps will be a twist on Trump's MAGA slogan, reading, "Make Dipset Great Again." The apparent forthcoming campaign comes at a time where Capo and Cam'ron have ...

Mikki Mase, the famous poker player with tattoos, is a notable example of how someone can rise from grass to grace. He has gained recognition on Instagram for his flashy lifestyle and betting prowess.

Jim Jones is taking his beef with Cam’ron to a next level by teasing a new diss track aimed at his former Dipset group member and Harlem rapper ... claiming that he and Mase taught Capo how to rap.

The DipSet’s big 3, Cam’ron ... Currently, Cam’ron is killing it as part of his podcast with Mase (another Harlem legend) “It Is What It Is,” a sports-first talk show that goes into ...

Well, it appears that Cam didn’t much enjoy hearing that, lighting into Jones on his and Mase’s podcast, It Is What It Is. He took the opportunity to cast aspersions on the entire Dipset ...

Cam’ron addressed Jim Jones’ recent viral interview with Justin Laboy, ripping his former Dipset partner and claiming that Capo ... Cam also responded to Jones throwing shade at his co-host Mase, ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. He began his diatribe by stating, “You’re a guardian angel in designer n***a. You are from the Bronx, bro. You are not from Harlem. I did not ...