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Deebo Samuel got CATFISHED during beef with Cam Newton

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There’s been a wild situation between Cam Newton and Deebo Samuel and they’ve been beefing on social media, but it took a really funny turn when Deebo ended up getting catfished by a bunch of teenagers. This is the funny kind of drama you look forward to. You know, just dudes talking trash and then one of them gets pranked and totally falls for it. Harmless fun all around, the kind of drama you want to see and enjoy while reading sports blogs.

So here’s what happened. The beef between the two had been going on for a little bit, but then Deebo tried calling out Cam Newton, kind of telling him to stop texting him. Deebo thought he had text messages to show the public, but turns out they were from a random number pretending to be Cam Newton – and it was a bunch of teenagers. You really can’t make this stuff up!

To make it even funnier, Cam Newton responded to the receipts – that clearly weren’t his, saying “Motherf*** I don’t got yo number.” Deebo eventually deleted his tweets, but we had already seen them and got the good laugh. This brings back memories of rap in the 90s and early 2000’s when rappers would put out diss tracks, but without the fist fights and people getting shot, of course. The funny beef is way more entertaining.

If you want to take this beef between Cam Newton and Deebo Samuel one more step – the catfishing teens even got Deebo on the phone and recorded video of them talking to him. Top notch trolling at its finest. These kids are going places!!!!

 

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