Cam’ron Says His Male-Enhancement Supplement ‘Pink Horse Power’ Earned Him Nearly $10 Million in Four Years

Cam’ron Says His Male-Enhancement Supplement ‘Pink Horse Power’ Earned Him Nearly $10 Million in Four Years

Rapper and entrepreneur Cam’ron says his Pink Horse Power male-enhancement supplement has been a lucrative business — and his viral TV moments helped make it a hit.

In a new interview with The Breakfast Club, Cam’ron brought along samples of the product, explaining that it’s made with natural African ingredients sourced directly from Senegal. He said he ensures the potency of the ingredients by keeping someone on-site to monitor production.

“When it’s on the boat, they water it down,” Cam said. “I keep a n—a on a boat for two months to watch our stocks so that we make sure we have the highest potency of it.”

Cam described the supplement as “potent and effective,” saying it works fast — within 10 minutes when, as he put it, “it’s time to go in.” He added,

“We’ve been doing this for four years [and] probably made close to $10 million on it.”

According to the Harlem native, the company was born during the pandemic because, in his words,

“Nobody was doing s—t but f—king at home.”

He credited several of his media appearances for boosting sales, including his spots on Drink Champs and Gillie Da Kid’s podcast. But he says the biggest push came from his viral CNN interview in 2024, when anchor Abby Phillip pressed him about footage of Diddy assaulting Cassie.

Cam’ron said he reluctantly answered a few questions before turning the moment into an impromptu marketing move:

“I said I’ll do one or two Puff questions, but you kept forcing the issue. Alright, bet. Let’s do it — Pink Horse commercial, the whole s—t.”

During the now-infamous clip, Cam took a shot of his Pink Horse Power drink live on-air and joked that he was going to “get some cheeks” after the interview — a moment that quickly went viral and, according to him, supercharged sales.