Rapper Cameron Giles, better known as Cam'ron, recently sat down with CNN NewsNight's Abby Phillip to discuss the ongoing situation involving Sean "Diddy" Combs.
While Giles, 48, didn't have much to say regarding the fellow rapper, he did drink a sexual stimulant live on air and declare to the nation that he was "gonna go get some cheeks."
"When you saw that video of Diddy, Cassie [Ventura] in that hotel, did you recognize that Sean Combs?" Phillip asked.
Giles noted that because he hadn't supported the charges leveled against Combs, seeing the video made him "upset." He called the rapper's actions "egregious."
"I seen him and I thought it was disgusting," Giles added.
When asked about Combs' ensuing apology, he said it "ain't for me to decide, it's for Cassie … What I think about it don't matter."
Phillip then played a clip of Giles interviewing fellow rapper Mase in which the latter told the former why he had brought him to Biggie Smalls directly instead of Combs' Bad Boy Records.
"Was there something known in the industry about how Diddy treated his artists?" Phillip asked, as Giles pulled out a glass cup of PinkHorsePower, a sexual stimulant.
As she looked on in disbelief, the rapper downed the contents and declared, "Sorry, I'm gonna go get some cheeks after this horsepower drink."
"I'm just goin' off what Mase said," Giles continued, as if nothing had happened. "Mace just took me to Biggie. I don't really know Puff like Mace know Puff, so I appreciate what Mase said … Mase may know better than me because he was signed to Puff, I wasn't."
Phillip went on to ask Giles whether he believed Combs had been able to get away with his behavior for so long because so many in the industry were "protecting him."
"Who the talent agent for this joint?" he shot back. "You think I be sitting around watchin' what Diddy do and all this? I didn't know this was a Diddy joint y'all invited me to."
Phillip ended the interview after he asked someone in the room with him, "Who booked me for this joint?"
Giles took to Instagram after the fact, posting a clip of him drinking the PHP and tagging the company who makes it. "F*ck they invite me on CNN for?" he wrote.
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