Cam'ron Warns Ja Morant Not To Be Like Him: "You Can't Rap!"

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Olympus Fashion Week Fall 2005 - Zac Posen - After Party
Cam'ron during Olympus Fashion Week Fall 2005 - Zac Posen - After Party at Glo in New York, United States. (Photo by Shareif Ziyadat/FilmMagic)
Cam'ron recently reminded Ja Morant that he doesn't have any musical skills to fall back on.

Cam'ron shared a warning for Ja Morant on Instagram, Sunday night, while reflecting on his own basketball career. In doing so, the Dipset rapper shared a picture of himself on his college basketball team. He explained that his behavior got him kicked out of college, but luckily his musical talents saved him. Cam says Morant doesn't have that same luxury.

"I was on bull shit in college," Cam admitted in the post. "I got kicked out for pistol whipping a n***a. (Which I don’t condone) lucky I had a plan B and C. Ja don’t be me you can’t rap!!! Lol as you can see its a lil blurry but it was still the set."

Cam'ron At The Team Roc Annual Basketball Tournament

Cam'Ron and Juelz Santana of Diplomats during Team Roc Annual Basketball Tournament 2004 at Harlem Kingdom Projects in New York City, New York, United States. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/WireImage)

Cam'ron isn't the first rapper to speak on Ja Morant's situation. Lil Wayne also recently made headlines for his comments on the Grizzlies' star's behavior. He said on the All The Smoke podcast: “He comes from a town of like 3000 people. What y’all expect? Y’all gave him $200 million. I just said a town with 3000 people. You expect him to be responsible? Nah, we’re tripping then… That’s magic.”

The NBA is expected to announce the details regarding a punishment for Morant brandishing a gun during an Instagram Live video after the NBA Finals. The Breakfast Club's Claudia Jordan has reported that Morant intends to argue the weapon was a toy. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver responded to that report during an interview on Dan Patrick Show on Thursday. "It's something that I'm thinking a lot about because—again, I'm not going to get into the specifics of the investigation—but in fact if you are live-streaming something that to the world looks exactly like a gun in a frankly reckless manner, should it matter whether or not it's a real gun?" he said. Check out Cam'ron's recent post regarding Ja Morant here.

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