Cam’ron isn’t letting up on former NBA player Mario Chalmers after recently challenging him to a one-on-one matchup on the court.
Killa Cam paid a visit to the NBA Players Association office on behalf of his It Is What It Is talk show this week, and his time there inspired him to send more shots at Chalmers, who he claims the league wants nothing to do with.
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“Ay @mchalmers6 I asked them if you can come here, they said NO,” Cam’ron wrote on Monday (April 17). “I told them that’s not right! They said they were done with you and they better not even see you outside. I’m doing my best to advocate for you but it doesn’t look good.
“I told them you’ve been practicing in Dave and Busters and playing lil kids for EarPods (you can see in the last vid, slide 4) and I didn’t like it. I’ll keep you updated on what they say.”
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A dapper Cam didn’t stop there as he added a clip of him sinking a jumper: “I’ll play you in a suit, n-gga!”
Take a look at Cam’ron’s post below:
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Ma$e, Fabolous and 2 Chainz were among those who hopped into Cam’s comment section. “Beating kids for EarPods is crazyyy,” Fab wrote, while Chainz added: “Hahaha man wtf wrong wit you Cuh!”
Currently it’s unclear when Killa Cam and the former Miami Heat player intent to actually step onto the court for the contest against one another.
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Chalmers won an NCAA National Championship at Kansas and played nine seasons in the NBA after being drafted in 2008 for the Miami Heat and Memphis Grizzlies. He helped LeBron James lead the Heat to four straight NBA Finals appearances and back-to-back titles in 2012 and 2013.
Cam originally challenged Chalmers to a game of one-on-one during a March episode of It Is What It Is.
“I’ll tell you one thing, Mario, ain’t nobody scared to play against your ass,” Cam’ron said. “I’ll play you tonight, n-gga. Suit up, n-gga. I’ll play you tonight.”
Ma$e then asked Cam to put his money where his mouth is and the Dipset rapper is willing to “put the house on it.”
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“10-day workout, whatever you want to bet we can put the house on it. I need 10 days though. Absolutely… I could beat Chalmers.”
