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Cam’ron Announces The Return Of “It Is What It Is” And Drops A Freestyle In The Process

Cam’ron and Ma$e’s It Is What It Is has become a staple of sports talk commentary. Over the last few years, the artists have turned the show into an impressive independent platform that rivals ESPN. In fact, Cam’ron has earned his very own co-hosting gig on ESPN thanks to his relationship with Stephen A.

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