Cam’ron has replied to Omar Gooding after months of diss tracks, warning the actor to “be careful” and hinting at stepping into the booth.
Cam’ron has finally broken his silence on Omar Gooding‘s back-to-back diss tracks — and he came with a warning for the actor.
On Tuesday (August 5), the Harlem rapper addressed Gooding directly on Instagram:
“@omargooding this you?!” he wrote alongside a throwback photo. “I’m back in America. And got 3 weeks before @itiswhatitis_talk starts back up. U still wanna play? U a Nickelodeon kid. Be careful n#### lol.”
Gooding quickly clapped back in an Instagram video, saying:
“No, sir. That’s not it, that’s not it. That’s gonna backfire on you. If you want it, get in the booth, it’s that simple. I’ve already been in there. Wanna hear ’em again?”
Gooding doubled down in the caption. “@mr_camron did your page get hacked??” he wrote. “NOW you want smoke?? Prove it… Harlem, relax… this ain’t that… Album comin in October.”
The feud began in January after Cam’ron, on his “Talk With Flee!” show with 50 Cent, downplayed Gooding’s acting career and mistakenly referred to him as “Omar Gooding Jr.,” mixing him up with his brother Cuba Gooding Jr.
He also claimed Black actors like Gooding and Ving Rhames rely on others to finance their projects rather than producing their own.
Gooding responded with the diss track “Fix Ya Mouth” in January, telling Cam: “You only get one warning shot, don’t make me do it,” and taking shots at his credibility.
However, Cam’ron initially laughed it off, posting, “Lol my bad bro. I don’t want no smoke.”
But Gooding kept the pressure on, releasing “Fix Ya Mouth Pt. 2” — a parody of Cam’s style that mocked his transition from rapper to podcaster.
Now, months later, Cam’ron is finally stepping into the ring — at least online — leaving fans wondering if a track might be next.
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