Mase is calling out his It Is What It Is co-host Cam'ron over a questionable lyric the latter rapped on a Dipset song two decades ago.
On the latest episode of the pair's sports and pop culture show, Mase asked Killa Cam to clarify a particular bar off the Diplomats 2003 album Diplomatic Immunity. The lyric in question comes from Cam'ron's second verse on "Gangsta," the LP's 14th track.
"Let me ask you a question, 'cause I was hurting all the way over here to ask you this question," Mase begins before reciting Cam's line. "Cause I follow for figures, my hollow and triggr/Swallow a n***a, like a bottle of liquor."
In between laughs, Mase recited the line a couple more times while Cam struggled in his attempt to shed light on the peculiar lyric.
"I don't even know the song you're talking about," Cam shared. "I really don't know."
Ever the good sport, Killa Cam admitted defeat but not before reminding Mase of an equally odd bar from the former Bad Boy rapper's 1997 album Harlem World. After tipping his hat to Mase for bringing up the "swallow a n***a" line, Cam recited the following bar from "Lookin' At Me."
"I was Murda, P. Diddy made me pretty/Did it for the money, now can you get with me?" Cam said, implying that Mase was similarly exuding homosexual vibes on his verse.
In 2022, the former members of Children of the Corn were seen sharing a laugh on video during a phone call, marking a reconciliation after years of feuding. Their differences seemingly began when Mase asked Cam'ron for $40,000 to appear in the 1998 music video for "Horse & Carriage," the single from his Confessions of Fire album. Cam'ron didn't meet his request, and Mase ended up using a body double instead.
Watch Mase roast Cam'ron in the clip up top.
