Cam'ron has issued a scathing response to Jim Jones as he fired back at his Diplomats running mate during an explosive episode of It Is What It Is on Monday (Jan. 13). Killa Cam's comments came after Jones' appearance on Justin Laboy's podcast earlier this month,

Former Carolina Panthers wide receiver Diontae Johnson, also known as former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Diontae Johnson and former Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Diontae Johnson, is now former Houston Texans wide receiver Diontae Johnson. As officially announced

Cam’ron and Jim Jones attend the Def Jam’s Pre-GRAMMY Celebration Presented by Patron Tequila with Parajumpers, Puma, Saucey and Heineken at the Garage on January 26, 2018 in New York City. “I think the real issue is that everybody just jumps the gun,” the “Welcome Back” rapper reasoned.

Over the past couple of days, the long-simmering friction between members of the pivotal Harlem rap collective The Diplomats seems to have reached a boil once again. While the group has had more than its fair share of internal friction through the years,

Dipset fans and Harlem residents have been heartbroken over this recent spat between Cam'ron and Jim Jones. In recent days, the two Diplomats and close friends have been going back and forth about things that happened in the past.

Just when it seemed like Cam’ron might have put an end to his unforeseen drama with Jim Jones with his epic rant on It Is What It Is, 50 Cent decided to egg on the drama as he’s known to add fuel to whatever fire is burning within his vicinity.

Complex reported the ongoing tension between Cam'ron and Jim Jones has escalated into a fascinating examination of legacy, ownership and authenticity within

Speaking on the Respectfully podcast, Jones dismissed Cam’ron and 50’s criticisms, declaring, “Them n-ggas be on my dick. Them n-ggas ain’t got nothing else to think about but Capo.” He further elaborated, “Get off my dick! It’s only space on there for baby girl. Come on, man. Tugging on my shit like that.”

Jim Jones unleashed on Cam’ron’s recent podcast rant in a fiery new freestyle, defending his Harlem roots. Jim Jones is firing back at Cam’ron’s scathing rant in a new freestyle repping his Harlem roots despite his fellow former Dipset affiliate’s claims he’s not actually from the neighborhood.

Cam’ron and Jim Jones recently added another chapter in the up-and-down history of Dipset. DJ Envy recently shared his perspective on a confrontation between Capo and Maino that Killa Cam alluded to on It Is What It Is.