During a stop on Hot97's Ebro in the Morning, Jim Jones spoke about the Dipset reunion, and why he didn't partake in the recent Cam'ron/Mase beef.
Recently, Mase hit the 'net with his diss song "The Oracle", which listed out 15 years worth of issues with Dipset head honcho Cam. Within a day or so, Cam fired back with "Dinner Time" which addressed some of the claims made by his former friend. Just as fast as the "beef" appeared, it seemed to die down with both parties getting on the radio explaining their sides -- Mase declaring himself the victor and Cam saying he's impressed that Betha stood up for himself -- after all these years.
Surprisingly, while all the Dipset members seem to be cool once again, Jim Jones explains why he or no one else from the crew jumped into the beef. Besides it being an ongoing beef between people who know one another, Jim said the timing of Mase's diss was odd as it came only a day after the Dipset reunion tour. When asked about everything, Jim had this to say:
"If Mase said he been getting bullied for fifteen years, then that's some s**t you gotta deal with yourself. I don't get involved. It's not going to lead nowhere. Mase is a pastor, he's a rapper, he's a pastor. Cam is my brother, I know both of them personally. Cam is my man; I know the real stories. It's not to get into. It's not worth nothing. None of us is lit like that out here to be beefing with each other or doing no rap battles. It's over. It was popping for a day and a half amongst the rap community because people get bored on IG and things like that. And now it's over; you know what I mean? I wasn't jumping in some BS like that, for what? I just be looking crazy." Overall, it seems like Jim just like Cam and Mase didn't think it was that severe outside of rappers throwing a few bars at one another.
Watch the interview above, and hear Jim touch on the Mase vs. Cam'ron beef around the 6:19 mark.
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