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Cam’ron has thrown a grenade at Melyssa Ford, dubbing her an “expensive escort” after Joe Budden attempted to defend her.
Taking to his Instagram on Saturday (December 9), the Dipset rapper posted a clip of The Joe Budden Podcast, in which the rapper-turned-podcaster went to bat his former video vixen co-host.
“That’s Mel Ford at the end of the day,” Budden said. “You n-ggas be on Instagram liking the bad escorts. The cheap ones
That comment prompted Cam to repost the clip with the title: “Oh, she’s an expensive escort? How much, bro?”
His caption added: “Looking bad and sad!! This wasn’t a wise decision!! Move on y’all best bet.”
Check out the video below:
The back-and-forth started when Cam told a story about him and Murda taking a particularly wild trip to a brothel that involved a threesome back in the ’90s, and Ford took issue with his comments.
During a recent episode of The Joe Budden Podcast, where she’s a regular co-host, she said: “Is there a distinct possibility that there may have been underage girls in that whorehouse?”
Her suggestion was met with swift backlash from her co-hosts, including Budden, who said: “I don’t know what you’re doing, but it’s disgusting what you’re doing.”
Budden’s response was tame in comparison to Cam’ron’s, with the Dipset rapper firing back at Ford on his sports talk show It Is What It Is. Cam took offense at the suggestion and threatened to have Ford deported back to her native Canada.
Tread lightly. Be careful ’cause I’ll tell you one thing: I know a lot of people at ICE,” he warned, referencing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. “I’ll have you escorted back up across the border.
“It screams desperation. We’ll get a petition to get you out the country. Cut it out.
Ford subsequently issued Cam’ron an apology, but the Harlem native wasn’t having it.
Speaking on Instagram Live on Thursday (December 7), the Dipset rapper first denied the suggestion that he would have sex with underage girls.