Cam’ron, known for his humor, has joined the chorus of responses to Jada Pinkett Smith’s recent headlines about her relationships with the late 2Pac and her estranged husband, Will Smith.

The rapper, playfully taking a shot at Jada, posted a picture on Instagram on Thursday (October 19) dressed in a classic 2Pac outfit while seemingly filming something.

In a lighthearted jab at Jada, Cam’ron, who also references one of the songs from 2Pac’s “All Eyez On Me” album, wrote, “Picture me rolling. On da way to meet Jada.”

Cam’ron isn’t the only member of Dipset who has playfully poked fun at Jada Pinkett Smith Amid her recent media appearances. Jim Jones recently shared his perspective on the actress admitting that she sold crack as a teenager, suggesting that some local “crackheads” could vouch for her.

However, Jada Pinkett’s revelation about her drug-dealing past comes as she is on a nationwide book tour to promote her memoir, “Worthy.”

During an interview with PEOPLE earlier this month, she shared the challenges of her turbulent upbringing in Baltimore, where she had to provide for herself.

She explained, “I knew that anything that I needed was something I needed to provide for. I decided to sell drugs. Growing up, the drug dealers were the ones that had affluence. That’s what we readily saw as success.”

Jada further revealed the struggles she faced in her environment, saying, “Drugs were going to touch you, period. You could use them, you could sell them, but there was no being in an environment like that and drugs not touch you. And I’m not saying that it’s right, of course, now being in a whole different mindset. But when you’re living in a war zone and you just think about survival, I wasn’t trying to use drugs.”

In another interview, Jada Pinkett Smith expressed her belief that 2Pac and Will Smith could have been close friends had 2Pac survived the 1996 Las Vegas shooting.

She stated, “If ‘Pac had survived Vegas, he and Will would’ve ended up being really good friends. They would’ve had a lot to offer each other. Funny enough, Will was the only person when I started dating him, ‘Pac never said anything.”

She added, “If I dated anybody else, ‘Pac had something to say. He didn’t think anybody was good enough, which I understand. But when I started dating Will, he didn’t say anything. Which meant to me, in his own way, he approved. He didn’t say anything. Not a word, which made me believe he approved.”