“I vowed not to say nothing bad about Cam ‘cause I felt like he did a lot for me,” said Juelz. “But as far as him selling me, that s**t just sound stupid. I’m the biggest artist in New York City right now, ain’t came out with an album in three years. He would never sell me. It was bad business, and I had to get out my contract. It’s so crazy to me that he’s still trying to make himself look good.
“It’s obvious what’s going on,” he continued. “You see everybody that’s a part of the movement still together but him.”
Juelz Santana said that he respected Cam’ron’s position as head of The Diplomats, but reiterated that bad business was the reason for his departure from the label, which distributed Juelz’ projects via Def Jam.
“It’s a line between loyalty and stupidity man, bottom line. And it’s gotta be drawn sometimes. So as far as the fans, I hope they understand, that’s the realest quote I could give them.”
