50 Cent hits back in Cam'ron feud with sales figures
Hip-hop star 50 Cent has hit back at Cam'ron, declaring his rapper rival can only dream of matching his sales figures - and brands the star "delusional".
50 Cent and Cam'ron have been embroiled in a feud since their on-air clash on New York radio station Hot 97 in February.
A week later, 50 Cent released Funeral Music - a track aimed at Cam'ron - online, who responded with Cuurtis - named in reference to 50's real name, Curtis Jackson.
50 Cent is now planning to name his forthcoming album Curtis, but refuses to admit his rival inspired the title.
He says: "He's delusional. For a person to think that calling you the name your mom gave you at birth is disrespectful is beyond belief. He's punished himself more than I can punish him. He's made a fool of himself.
"There's nobody asking me about Cam'ron. I think people lost interest in it, based on the situation. He's not even relevant.
"You're talking about a guy who sold 270,000 (copies of) his last record. I sold 9.8 million my last record. I'm not going to exhaust my audience by talking about somebody they have no interest in."
