Jim Jones is seizing every chance to promote, previewing a track aimed at Cam’ron and Ma$e just hours after their Harlem-based broadcast, It Is What It Is, featured a deep dive into their thoughts on him. According to reports, on Tuesday (January 14), Jones shared a clip of the track on Instagram, seemingly addressing Cam’s comments from the previous day. During the segment, Cam ridiculed Jones for acknowledging that Ma$e had schooled him in the art of rapping. Cam’Ron also rebutted recent claims Jones made on Justin Laboy’s platform.
He stated, “We taught you how to rap, n-gga.” “How you ran the whole organization? How you made Diplomats? N-gga, you ain’t made none of this! You were a fan. I put you down ’cause you had a free crib and you were a nice guy.” Jones then uploaded a snippet of his musical retort, captioning the clip, “I said wht I said after they laugh at th lies th truth still hurts… Why would I waste free promo got me trending I’m tryin to drop.”
Furthermore, he shared that both his upcoming album and film, At the Church Steps, are set to release soon. The track starts, “N-ggas play with your name, then you remind them who you are.” He counters Cam’s accusation, questioning Jim’s ties to those implicated in the federal racketeering case with 6ix9ine.
Cam’Ron Blasts Freedom Betrayal, Jones Stands Strong on Loyalty
As the drama was gearing up, Cam’Ron revealed during his “It Is What It Is” segment, “Stop tricking n-ggas out they freedom.” “‘Cause n-ggas get around you to put theyselves in better situations, bro. Not to be in worse situations than they was before they met you… You send them on dummy missions and trick them out they freedom… Shotti [Kifano “Shotti” Jordan, 6ix9ine’s former manager who was sentenced to 15 years in prison], he was trying to be a [manager], twelve years [in prison]. And I know you love Mel [Jamel “Mel Murda”/”Mel Matrix” Jones, who was sentenced to 135 months]. I love Mel Matrix, that’s my brother… You said when he come home, he gonna be the triple O.G. Get that man a job, my n-gga.”
In apparent response, Jones names several individuals arrested in connection with the case. He voices, “All my n-ggas do they time, you know my team body.” “It’s been seven years since I’ve seen Shotti / It’s been seven years since I saw Melly / And now he gotta fly straight ’cause he got four fellies.” The rapper continued, “So what more you want to ask him?” “Youn-ggas taught me how to rap, and now I’m platinum.”
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