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RAP BEEF TIMELINE · 1999–2022

Cam'ron vs. Ma$e

Children of the Corn to “The Oracle” and It Is What It Is

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A long Harlem friendship and Children of the Corn history becomes a decades-spanning rupture around money, loyalty, and street-history claims. Ma$e’s 2017 “The Oracle” and Cam’s “Dinner Time” revive it before their media partnership creates an unlikely full reunion.

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THE RECORD

The moments

  1. Personal relationship · disputed account

    Harlem history turns into long-term fallout

    Friends and Children of the Corn collaborators drift apart amid public stories of money, loyalty, and street politics. Their competing accounts remain the core source for the early split.

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  2. Diss track · disputed account

    “The Oracle” meets “Dinner Time”

    Ma$e unexpectedly releases “The Oracle”; Cam’ron responds within days with “Dinner Time.” The tracks contain personal allegations, presented here as each rapper’s claims.

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  3. Reconciliation

    It Is What It Is makes the reunion a business

    Cam’ron and Ma$e build the sports-talk show It Is What It Is together, turning their long shared history into an ongoing partnership.

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THE RECEIPTS

Sources and listening

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ARTIST LENSES

People in the surrounding story

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