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One reason Cam’Ron has found so much success as a sports and Hip Hop podcaster is his unabated gall to say whatever he wants to whoever he wants, with his whole chest, even when it comes to former coach of Lebron James, Ty Lue.
According to an IG reel, Cam caught Los Angeles Clippers coach Ty Lue in some sort of cafe just trying to get a smoothie or something.
But Cam, ever the opportunist, decided to get some answers on how Ty feels about losing Bron and now Kawhi.
“Everything was good when Doc [Rivers] was there,” Cam told Lue as he ordered his food. “You shoulda tried to get Lebron while he was available. See when you was with Lebron, boom, magic. And what’s going on with Kawhi? They give him the money under the table? That’s what happened? Yo Lue!”
Coach Lue just ignored Cam’s chatting and walked out of the cafe exasperated.
Funny enough, the post caught Lebron’s attention, who dropped several laughing emojis in the comments.
Kawhi did not comment, as per his nature.
Cam’ron presses Clippers head coach Tyronn Lue on why he didn’t sign LeBron James and asks if Kawhi Leonard was paid under the table. Tyronn Lue ignored him. pic.twitter.com/msZBoBh6TE
— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) August 24, 2026
Lebron Vs Smiley
Drake sent major shots at Lebron on Iceman and it appears that’s created a cold war between OVO and Bron’s camp.
The latest shot came from OVO rapper Smiley, who disses Lebron on his latest song “10 Raccoons.”
Admittedly, the shot isn’t very clever, in fact, it’s quite blatant.
“We f**k with Kawhi, we don’t f**k with LeBron,” Smiley raps.
This is an obvious reference to Kawhi deciding to return to the Toronto Raptors years after winning them their first championship. However, legal issues blocked the trade, though recently, and very shockingly considering the insurmountable evidence against Kawhi, the NBA dismissed any notion of Steve Ballmer using a fake charity to pay Kawhi under the table.
Meanwhile, if Kawhi’s Toronto trade goes through, him and the Raptors will be competing with Lebron in the East this season as he joined Joel Embiid, Jaylen Brown, and Tyrese Maxey’s Philadelphia 76ers.
