Cam’ron has an idea that he thinks will make the annual NBA All-Star Game more entertaining to watch.
On a new episode of It Is What It Is published on Monday (July 22), Killa argued that instead of having the best players from across America play each other, instead the game should be Americans versus ballers from other countries.
“To make the All-Star Game better is this — America against not America,” he said. “And that will be the competition. Now, I know that it will be people from different countries against America, but this will make the game better to me. Because there’s nothing more important or get more joyful or whatever you wanna call it for foreigners to beat Americans in whatever.
“It don’t matter. Everybody thinks that we think we’re the shit — and we are the shit a lot of times — but they cannot wait to beat us in anything.”
Watch the full episode below. Killa makes his argument around the 14:55 mark.
In other Cam’ron news, the Dipset rapper stormed off the set of It Is What It Is earlier this month over Dwyane Wade‘s potential new business venture: a nail care line.
Co-host Treasure “Stat Baby” Wilson brought up the subject during an episode of Cam and Ma$e‘s popular sports talk show, prompting strong reactions from the Harlem rappers.
“Oh my goodness,” Murda said in shock, struggling to hide his disappointment, while Killa Cam went one step further by slamming his earphones on the desk in front of him before getting up out of his seat, gathering his belongings and leaving the show.
Cam complained about Stat Baby ending each show with “some wild shit” while Ma$e watched on in amusement.
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D-Wade shared his nail care business plans in a recent interview with CBS Mornings and credited his daughter Zaya Wade with inspiring the idea.
“I’m actually thinking about jumping into the nail line world. I’ve got some cool ideas that I’m exploring,” he said. “One of my favorite things to do when it comes to this is actually sitting down with my daughter and getting my nails painted and painting hers.
“That’s the time that we get to connect. Me doing something that she loves and also that I love.”
