Cam’ron Has More Than 200,000 People Blocked On Social Media: People Are Too Opinionated

Cam’ron Has More Than 200,000 People Blocked On Social Media: People Are Too Opinionated
Cam’ron has gotten super comfortable with the block button on social media.

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The Dipset rapper revealed on his Instagram stories that he has blocked at least 200,000 people on social media over time.
He said in a video,
“Let me tell y’all something about blocking people. ‘Cause I got at least, minimum, two hundred thousand something people blocked. Minimum. At least, maybe more than that. Don’t ever feel bad about blocking somebody. It’s your page. It’s your sh*t.”
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Cam’ron added that he’s not shy about using the block button for people who are overly outspoken about his life. He compared his social media profile to a house and said,
“Sometimes, people are too opinionated on your sh*t. Somebody come in your house [and says], ‘I don’t like your curtains.’ Okay, okay cool. ‘I don’t really like the furniture.’ Well, get the f*ck out!… Why are you here? You don’t like a bunch of sh*t but you’re still here. It’s crazy.”
Those who like crazy comments aren’t exempt either. He continued and said,
“You know what I do? I let a wild comment stay there for a while and then I block everybody who like the comment.”
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