Cam’ron Playfully Mocks Jada Pinkett Smith’s Revelations
As Jada Pinkett Smith continues to make headlines with revelations about her relationships with the late 2Pac and her estranged husband, Will Smith, rapper Cam’ron lightened the mood with a playful Instagram post.
Cam’ron, known for his humor and wit, shared a photo of himself dressed in a classic ‘Pac outfit, seemingly from a filming session. In a lighthearted jab at Jada, he humorously captioned the image with a reference to one of 2Pac’s songs from the “All Eyez On Me” album, writing: “Picture me rolling. On da way to meet Jada.”
Cam’ron isn’t the only member of Dipset who has taken a humorous approach to Jada Pinkett Smith’s recent media appearances. Jim Jones also weighed in, offering his perspective on her admission of selling crack as a teenager.
Addressing the revelation, Jones commented, “My whole thing is, if you sold crack in the ’90s, nine times out of 10, it’s still some crackheads in the neighbourhood that can vouch that…You was sellin’ that butta. I don’t know where Jada grew up at, but we need to go check and see. They got some fiends that can verify or validify that she had that butta on the block for sale.”
Jada Pinkett Smith has opened up about her past, including her involvement in selling drugs, during her nationwide book tour to promote her new memoir, “Worthy.” In interviews, she has shared her challenging upbringing in Baltimore, her desire for independence, and her need to provide for herself in a difficult environment.
Reflecting on her past, Jada said, “I knew that anything that I needed was something I needed to provide for… I decided to sell drugs. Growing up, the drug dealers were the ones that had affluence. That’s what we readily saw as success… I wanted money so that I could be independent. I wanted to take care of myself.”
Additionally, Jada Pinkett Smith mentioned her belief that if 2Pac had survived the 1996 Las Vegas shooting, he and Will Smith could have been close friends. She recalled that 2Pac didn’t have much to say when she started dating Will, which she interpreted as his approval, given his protective nature.
“If ‘Pac had survived Vegas, he and Will would’ve ended up being really good friends,” she said. “They would’ve had a lot to offer each other. Funny enough, Will was the only person when I started dating him, ‘Pac never said anything.
“If I dated anybody else, ‘Pac had something to say. He didn’t think anybody was good enough, which I understand. But when I started dating Will, he didn’t say anything. Which meant to me, in his own way, he approved. He didn’t say anything. Not a word, which made me believe he approved.”
Cam’ron’s humorous Instagram post provided a lighter perspective on the ongoing discussions about Jada Pinkett Smith’s revelations and her relationship with 2Pac.
