Wallo Attempts to Intervene on Cam’ron and Jim Jones Beef: ‘Find That Brotherhood Again’

Wallo has shared an open letter amid the still-in-progress feud between Cam’ron and fellow Dipset alum Jim Jones.

Taking to Instagram, the Million Dollaz Worth of Game co-host told fans he was speaking “from a place of deep admiration and respect” for the two, who have traded words in recent weeks. At the top of the week, for example, Cam opened his post-vacation return to It Is What It Is with a lengthy address directed at Jones, repeatedly referring to him as “a fan” who was allegedly overstating his role in the rise of The Diplomats.

“From my prison cell, I witnessed something truly incredible—the bond and brotherhood you two shared,” Wallo said Thursday. “Through BET, MTV, college radio, XXL, The Source, and so many other platforms, you brought Harlem’s energy to the world in a way that was nothing short of legendary. The connection between you brothers was unmatched. The energy, the swag, the culture—it was magnetic.”

Wallo continued, “Watching you both rise together gave people like me something to admire and hold onto, even in the toughest times. Straight up, I HATE seeing the distance now, because what you two had was more than music; it was a movement. I’m sitting here catching a cold, but before I lay it down tonight, I had to get this off my chest. I needed to let you know how much I appreciated everything you shared with us all. Y’all embodied that Harlem pride and made it feel like we were all part of something bigger.”

To close his vulnerable message, Wallo offered a thank-you to both “from the bottom of my heart” for what they’ve contributed to culture.

“I truly believe that tomorrow can be better than yesterday, and I’m holding onto the hope that you two can find that brotherhood again,” he said.

Of course, this isn’t the first time Cam and Jones have been at odds, nor is it the first time Wallo has attempted to intervene when it comes to public feuds. Back in 2022, he pleaded with Lil Durk about leaving certain aspects of his lifestyle in the past, with footage of the emotional moment resurfacing after Durk was arrested last year in connection with a murder-for-hire case. More recently, he advised Kodak Black against letting those in his circle “yes man” him.

As for Killa Cam and Jim Jones, the latter recently teased Make Dipset Great Again merch. Previously, he previewed a Cam-dissing new song in which he rapped, “You n***as taught me how to rap and now I’m platinum.” This was a response to Cam saying that he and Mase had taught Jones how to rap earlier in his career, a point he drove him further by sharing clips of Jones discussing Mase’s impact on his early work.