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New York rapper Camron is ready to light a fire on all of Wikipedias digital pages. The hip-hop veteran went online this week to target the online encyclopedia for its perception of where his expression No homo originated.

On Friday, Camron jumped on Instagram to troll on Wikipedia. Cam appeared to have his own take on where the catchphrase started.

So No Homo (no offense to homosexuality) has a Wiki? And this is where they saying it started?! Smh #georgefloydstill is the focus -Camrons Instagram

In the mid-2000s, Cam explained why he used the expression No homo in his everyday talk. Killa also made sure to say the phrase wasnt about letting people know his sexuality.

With me, No homo is just installed in my vocabulary. Its like even if Im in a meeting, Ill be with my lawyer and say something like No homo and my lawyer be like looking at me and Im like, I know you have know idea what Im talking about but I need to say that because I said something real homo, no homo. [Am I gay?] Not at all, far from it. It isnt about being gay. Its about saying something gay. For instance, my man Jim Jones said Ima beat you with that til all the white stuff come out of it. Thats wild homo. Telling somebody else that. No homo, he didnt tell me that. You understand what I mean? This isnt even about being gay, its about saying something this is about saying gay things by accident. No homo. This isnt about being gay. (Hot 97)

A few years back, Cam flipped the expression into an actual song. The rap heavyweight released his Silky (No Homo) record to the masses.

Back in 2009, Cam let loose the truth behind where the expression stemmed from. He also applauded longtime pal Lil Wayne for keeping the catchphrase going at the time.

A friend of mine, son, hes like three or four, hes like, Lil Wayne made up No homo but those kids, younger kids are getting into it, too I think Wayne just took it and crossed over with it. Thats my man. He can use it anytime he wants. I heard people messed with using it in songs. I think Lil Wayne crossed it over. I didnt originate that. Its from the East side of Harlem. I learned that from Jeffersons Projects on 115th and 1st. Theyre the originators of No homo. East side of Harlem. First time I heard that phrase, 1990, 1991. Its a 20-year old phrase. (HHDX)

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