On the latest episode of Nightcap, along with his co-host Shannon Sharpe, Ochocinco took some time to address the allegations that were levied at him by the Harlem rapper.

“I said, ‘Cam, you’re my mans and I’m coming for your spot,” Ocho explained. “ I’m not sure how that’s taken as hate when all you have to do is understand that I’m saying I’m coming for your spot because I see you as the standard that is setting the bar in that specific space.”

“You took that as an insult which is weird to me,” Ocho continued. “I’m not sure how you can do that. If you check the numbers, what I said I would do, I’ve already done and surpassed that in this specific space.”

The Cincinnati Bengals great also noted that he wouldn’t be a guest on It Is What It Is because he’s a headliner.

“He talks about money and bags and how much you pay a guest feature. How much do we pay for our guest features?  Buddy, I ain’t no guest feature. I’m the main attraction. What you talking about? I’ve always been the main attraction,” Ocho stated. “There’s a difference. In your lane, you do what you do. I’m in completely different lanes and completely different rooms from you, despite me always playing around and joking. It’s different.”

On Wednesday (February 26), Cam’ron took aim at Ochocinco claiming he doesn’t get down with him.

“I don’t really f*ck with Chad Ochocinco to be totally honest with you. He alright, but at the end of the day when we started this show, the n***a was hating from the very beginning,” Cam’ron said. “He comes outta nowhere talking about, ‘Yeah, I’ma get myself back together and I’m taking Cam’s spot.’ Why the f*ck you gotta take my spot n***a?”

Cam also said that he reached out to Ochocinco to bring him on the show, but he was told to contact his representative.

“You so dumb you can’t even speak for yourself, stupid motherf*cker,” Cam’ron said.

It shows Ochocinco, a Cincinnati Bengal, running a route where he attempts to blindside Ray Lewis, a Baltimore Raven, but is railroaded by the linebacker in a head-on collision that leaves the wide receiver dazed and confused. Ochocinco is assisted to the sideline where he tells the coach, “I hit Ray by accident. I thought I was gonna win because he didn’t see me coming. I tried to hit Ray when he wasn’t looking. I got a good shot but I failed. Something ain’t right. On the play, when Rudy’s coming, I tried to blindside Ray. He ran me over.”

50 shared the clip with his 31 million Instagram followers and wrote the caption, “LMAO WTF you ran into Ray Lewis. That shit was like hitting a wall. Wait something ain’t right LOL”

The throwback clip is from when the Cincinnati Bengals played against the Baltimore Ravens in 2009. In several interviews, Ochocinco recalls wanting to fight Lewis after the hit. He and Shannon Sharpe revisited the huge hit a couple of weeks ago on the Club Shay Shay Aftershow podcast.

As there is no previous knowledge of issues between 50 Cent and Chad Ochocinco, the post appears to be for laughs and in the spirit of football. 50 was enjoying the festivities in Las Vegas for Super Bowl weekend last Sunday. 

He would post a recap video performing at Drai’s rooftop and predict the Kansas City Chiefs would become Super Bowl champions. On Sunday, the Cheifs beat the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 at Super Bowl LVIII in the Allegiant Stadium on Feb. 11.

Chad Ochocinco has not responded to the post by 50 Cent at press time.

In other 50 Cent news, he was recently in the headlines for his comments directed at New York Mayor and governor over immigration policies.

In the latest episode of It Is What It Is, the Harlem rapper pulled no punches when addressing Ochocinco telling Stephen A. Smith about getting penis enhancement.

“Freaky ass ni**as need to keep they a** inside man,” Cam said, Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” diss track. “F**k is you doing telling another grown man about you getting your tool piece a lil bigger man?”

Cam went on to say that he’s not too fond of the former NFL wide receiver.

“I don’t really f**k with Chad Ochocinco, to be honest man. He aight. But at the end of the day, when we started this show, the ni**a was hating from the very beginning,” Cam said. “We started the show, it was going very well, we didn’t have a deal, no sponsors, nothing.”

“We were doing this off the muscle. He comes out of nowhere talking about, ‘Yeah I’m gonna get myself back together and I’m taking Cam’s spot. Why the f**k you gotta take my spot?”, he continued.

Cam also claimed that Ocho missed out on an opportunity to work with him.

“Then after that, we tried to call him. I tried to give him a job. He’s like ‘Talk to my agent.’ And I’m like, I’m talking to you now. And he’s like, ‘I don’t do business like that — talk to my agent.’” Cam explained Cam. “You so dumb you can’t speak for yourself stupid motherf**ker.”

Cam brought it back to Ocho’s conversation with Smith about penis enlargement. 

“Telling Stephen A. Smith about getting your piece bigger,” he said. “Yo, I don’t like you. I don’t like your kind. Your whole style is bitch made. I don’t f**k with you.”

Cam’s remarks stem from Ocho telling Smith that his penis went from 3 inches to 11 inches following an alleged enhancement procedure.

“I want to feel better about myself. I want to be able to walk around the beach in my Speedo without being laughed at,” he explained. “Just like some women getting enhancements to feel better about themselves, I needed to do the same thing.”

Reports suggest that Katt Williams is set to appear on Club Shay Shay for an upcoming interview.

Back in November, during an episode of Nightcap with Chad Ochocinco, the former NFL star marked the one-year anniversary of their conversation. At the time, he teased the possibility of a follow-up interview releasing on January 3, 2025.

“There’s a chance you’ll be hearing some big surprises very soon,” Sharpe shared with Ochocinco. “I’ll say this: he’s been working on new material… January 3rd, 2025, is just around the corner. That’s all I’ll say for now.”

During Williams’ infamous original sit down with Sharpe on Club Shay Shay, the comedian called out some of his comedy peers such as Kevin Hart and Steve Harvey.

While addressing Kevin Hart, Williams said, “in 15 years in Hollywood, no one in Hollywood has a memory of going to a sold-out Kevin Hart show…there being a line for him, him getting a standing ovation at any comedy club,” Williams said. “He already had his deals when he got here…what do you think a plant is?”

Hart took the opportunity to address Williams comments via X. “Gotta get that anger up [out you], champ… It’s honestly sad,” the comedian tweeted. “In the meantime, please enjoy MY MOVIE TRAILER to my next film, Lift, which will be dropping on Netflix in eight days! There is a moment in the trailer where [Gugu Mbatha-Raw] says, ‘They really love you.’ I now know she’s talking about Katt (laughing emoji).”

Yesterday (Jan. 21) during his “Nightcap” show joined by Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson, Sharpe reacted to the skit. “I can’t believe ‘Saturday Night Live‘ spoofed your boy, Ocho. The dude had a brown tracksuit on just like I had. They had Katt with a big old necklace on. Man, I sure hope my sister watched this live,” the former football tightend said.

Ochocinco then added, “You famous now, man. You know what’s the next step after ‘Saturday Night Live?’ You might be hosting the Oscars.” See related post below.

While the two were on a livestream, Johnson opens up about “that time we was in the DR with them women. We had a lil orgy.”

“Aw yeah, I had the big girl,” Owens replied. “I had to take one for the team…big girls need love too!”

Johnson continued to share details about that evening. He mentioned that they shared about 17 women that day and Owens questioned the number, saying that he needed a break after a certain point in time.

“My mind ain’t good dog…17? Man I thought it was about 12,” Owens said. “I was done after about two or three! I had to recuperate, I had to recover, dog!”

The two former NFL players were both on the 2010 Bengals roster.

During the interview, Williams pulled no punches, revealing shocking insights about the entertainment industry and addressing longstanding feuds. It was a candid and unfiltered look into his world, making it one of the year’s most talked-about moments. For Williams, it also served as a revival of his legendary comedy career, with fans eager to see more from him. While some viewers felt Sharpe let Williams take over the conversation, others praised Club Shay Shay as the perfect outlet for celebrities to air their grievances and tell their stories.

Recently, Sharpe appeared on Nightcap with Chad Ochocinco to reflect on the interview’s one-year anniversary. Sharpe teased the possibility of a follow-up interview with Williams, hinting that something could happen on January 3rd. While details remain unclear, the potential sequel has fans buzzing. Considering the impact of the first conversation, expectations are high for another round of Williams’ unfiltered commentary.

If the follow-up happens, it could be one of 2025’s first viral moments. Williams’ sharp wit and ability to turn any subject into comedy gold make him a captivating figure. With 2024 packed full of wild headlines, there’s no doubt he has plenty of material to work with. Fans can only hope Sharpe isn’t just teasing, as this could be another unforgettable moment for Club Shay Shay.

Now officially pushed back to 2026, the tour was to feature Sharpe and Johnson bringing their conversations to live audiences.

“We’ve decided to postpone the Nightcap tour,” Sharpe said during the most recent episode of the show.

“We look forward to seeing you guys in the summer of 2026. It’s going to be even bigger, even better,” Sharpe continued. “But Ocho and I have come to the conclusion that this is the best thing, as of right now, was to postpone the tour. We look forward to seeing each and every one of you in 2026.”

As HOT97 previously reported, Sharpe was accused of several sexual assault accusations and was hit with a $50 million lawsuit in April.

Filed in a Nevada state court, the Pro Football Hall of Famer is being accused of comitting assault, sexual assault, battery, and sexual battery, and engaged in the intentional infliction of emotional distress in what is described as a “rocky consensual relationship” that went on with a woman for almost two years. 

The plaintiff alleges that “Sharpe brutally sexually assaulted her several times at the end of 2024 and the beginning of 2025.”

The suit also alleges that the ESPN personality Sharpe threatened to kill her on multiple occasions, was “manipulating and controlling,” and “repeatedly threatening to brutally choke and violently slap her.”

“One time specifically, he was yelling at her while there was a firearm visible in his room,” the complaint states. “Terrified for her safety, Plaintiff tried sharing her location with friends from her iPhone—just in case. But Sharpe saw her doing this. The moment he realized what she was doing, he grabbed her by the neck and told her, “If you ever do that again, I will f–king kill you.”

Sharpe has denied allegations levied against him.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the 34-year-old entertainer launched the “Mother Knows Best” podcast on Thursday (July 11). The new podcast is in collaboration with podcast publisher The Volume. “Mother Knows Best” will explore the dynamic worlds of pop culture and business, delving into the lives of chart-topping musicians and pioneering CEOs.

“I’m excited to start filming ‘Mother Knows Best’ and stirring the pot in the way only I can,” Azalea said. “For a long time, conversations in pop culture have become stagnant and overly cautious. I can’t wait to start a fire and blaze a trail with The Volume.”

The Volume, founded by Colin Cowherd in 2021, is a digital media company that includes an a-list roster stars such as Cowherd, Shannon Sharpe, Draymond Green, Chad Ochocinco, Jeff Teague, Richard Sherman, and Daniel Cormier.  “We couldn’t be more excited to welcome Iggy to The Volume,” said Logan Swaim, The Volume CCO, in a press release. “Iggy has influenced entertainment in so many ways – as an artist, in business, and as a content creator. She’s exactly the type of voice that we look for – completely original and authentic.”

In June 2024, Azalea expanded her presence in the crypto market by launching her meme coin, Mother Iggy, or $MOTHER. Leveraging her 7.7 million followers on X (formerly Twitter) and other social media platforms, she has promoted the $MOTHER token as a viral online phenomenon. 

Her other tech ventures include DreamVault, a digital gifting platform, and Unreal Mobile, a phone service where $MOTHER tokens can be used to purchase devices and monthly data plans.

“To your house?” Sterling responds as he goes to embrace his younger brother. Shannon had been inducted over a decade ago in 2011. “To the Pro Football Hall Of Fame Class Of 2025,” Shannon replied as the two shared another long embrace. The official induction ceremony is set for Saturday, Aug.5 at the Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, Ohio.

“I had to follow him to get to where I’m going,” Shannon Sharpe says Regarding his admiration for his brother

Sterling had an impressive career as a wide receiver for the Green Bay Packers during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Unfortunately, the five-time Pro Bowl superstar had his career cut short after a neck injury. Luckily, his younger brother Shannon excelled ahead as a tight end for the Denver Broncos and the Baltimore Ravens.

Shannon has always admired his older brother for paving the way for him. On a recent live episode of his Nightcap podcast with Chad “Ochocinco,” Johnson, Shannon tearfully recalled the importance of his brother’s presence. “People ask why [I get emotional] because I had to follow him to get to where I’m going,” Sharpe says to the crowd. “I got to walk in his footsteps. Almost everything I learned I learned from him.”

He added: “For my brother to do what he did with no instruction manual, and to get me to where I got.”