50 Cent and Cam'ron were once enemies, but they have now made amends as 50 Cent invited Cam'ron on stage during his Las Vegas performance.

A recent performance in Las Vegas has shown that even the fiercest of rivals can put aside their differences and become friends. The talented rapper 50 Cent, known for his hit "How to Rob," took the stage at Drai's Nightclub and surprised the crowd by bringing out none other than his former nemesis, Cam'ron, as a special guest.

As the executive producer of the popular show "Power," 50 Cent graciously allowed Cam'ron, who is now a successful podcaster and a resident of Las Vegas, to perform two of his songs during the show. The Dipset affiliate delighted the audience with his performances of "Touch It or Not" and "I Really Mean It," showcasing his impressive skills and igniting a feeling of nostalgia among the fans.

The unexpected reunion of 50 Cent and Cam'ron has sparked a lot of buzz, especially since the two were known to have a tumultuous relationship in the past. In fact, a video of the two performing together at a club in Las Vegas has been making rounds on social media, with fans expressing their excitement and surprise at the unexpected collaboration.

During the show, Cam'ron also took the opportunity to address the long-standing beef between him and 50 Cent. He revealed that the feud had started many years ago when 50 Cent, notorious for his trolling and disrespect towards other artists, took a jab at fellow Dipset member Jim Jones after he signed with the independent label Koch.

Cam'ron explained that since Jones was a part of his crew, he felt personally involved in the beef and had to stand up for his childhood friend. However, he also made it clear that the feud was all in good fun and that he and 50 Cent have now buried the hatchet.

Reflecting on their past differences, Cam'ron shared, "When me and 50 Cent were going at it, it was all in good fun. Shout out to my n**ga 50, we're good now too." He also revealed that their beef had started when 50 Cent made a comment about Koch Entertainment being a "graveyard" for rappers who couldn't secure a deal with a major label.

Despite their differences, Cam'ron and 50 Cent have always had a mutual respect for each other's talents. In fact, when they recently spoke, 50 Cent even jokingly said, "Let's get to this money," highlighting their shared passion for success and their ability to put aside their past conflicts and focus on the future.

It's heartwarming to see two former rivals come together and put on an incredible show for their fans. As Cam'ron said, "All that sh** to me was just music," and it's clear that their recent performance in Las Vegas has proven just that. The fans are eagerly waiting to see what the future holds for these two talented artists and whether we can expect more collaborations from them in the future.

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