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Ty Lue had to pick up a drink order on Monday, Aug. 24. Being a celebrity, he was probably happy to enter this particular Pressed Juicery and find it to be mostly empty. Unfortunately for the Los Angeles Clippers coach, one of the other customers in the shop was Cam’ron. And Cam’ron had a lot of basketball-related questions that Lue was in no mood to answer. In a video posted on Cam’ron’s Instagram, the rapper, entrepreneur and podcast host can be seen standing behind Lue asking questions and giving commentary about Lue’s time with LeBron James. Lue keeps his eyes forward as he pays for and receives his order. He does not want to engage. At all. And it’s quite funny to watch. MORE: Kawhi Leonard NBA investigation sheds dark cloud on upcoming season Ty Lue ignores Cam’ron “Everything was good when Doc was there. When Doc was there, everything was straight. You should’ve tried to get LeBron when LeBron was a free available. That’s what really happened with LeBron. See, when you was with LeBron, boom. Magic.” Of course, the absolute best part of this is the final second. Lue finally looks at the camera as he goes to leave. Cam’ron standing behind him with his arms spread. The caption reads, “And what’s going on with the Kawhi?” It’s perfect. No wonder LeBron James left a bunch of crying laughing emojis as a comment on the original video. MORE: NBA world reacts to LeBron James’ stunning 76ers decision You really couldn’t script this. How are there four people in this store and two of them are completely unrelated celebrities? No lines, plenty of seating, celebrities heckling other celebrities. This is the kind of place I want to buy my juice and maybe get some answers about Aspiration. Cam’ron had some good points. Lue won three conference titles with LeBron and won a championship. With the Clippers he got to the Western Conference Finals in 2021 and hasn’t won a playoff series since. Not that he really needed to be reminded of that while he was on a juice run. — Enjoy free coverage of the top news & trending stories with The Big Lead Newsletter —