If Cam’ron is something, he’s self-aware. The uber-confident Harlem rapper not too long ago admitted that taking part within the famed Verzuz battle between Dipset and the LOX was not a superb resolution.

In case you forgot, again on Aug. 3, 2021, Killa Cam, Jim Jones and Juelz Santana squared off towards Jadakiss, Styles P, and Sheek Louch on the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The extremely anticipated occasion gave followers all that they needed because the Harlem and Yonkers representatives threw their largest hits towards one another whereas interacting, generally tensely, on stage. But on the finish of the night time, the consensus was clear: the LOX had been the victors.

During the most recent episode of Cam’s “It Is What It Is” podcast, the “Oh Boy” rapper mentioned he reluctantly participated within the contest for the sake of being a “team player” when requested about having to make an “unpopular decision.”

“I can title numerous selections that wasn’t good as a result of I used to be making an attempt to be a staff participant. I ought to’ve by no means did the Verzuz, I instructed n**fuel do not do the Verzuz,” defined Cam with fun (across the 21:00 mark within the video beneath).

He added, “It was the wrong decision that I made. No more of that… Listen man, I’ve tried to be a team player a lot of times, but that’s the first thing that came to my brain when you said, ‘wrong decisions.'”

Verzuz was created by Swizz Beatz and Timbaland throughout the pandemic to entertain followers caught in quarantine at house. It not too long ago returned with a matchup between New Orleans icons Cash Money and No Limit at ComplexCon. But the rehash paled compared to the power and hype that surrounded the LOX vs Dipset. Both sides have deep musical catalogs that made choosing who would win previous to their match up at the least debatable. However, the LOX had been higher ready and had a counter for each punch Diplomats despatched their manner.

Nevertheless, Cam continues to thrive along with his podcasts, together with “Talk With Flee” on the REVOLT Podcast Network, his Horsepower Energy drink and different artistic endeavors. As for dropping new music, or at least a verse, it’s at all times a risk.