Overview
- On his Talk With Flee show, Cam’ron said he delivered two favors for J. Cole and expected a returned verse or an interview that he claims Cole repeatedly postponed or declined.
- The lawsuit seeks at least $500,000 and an official co-author credit for Ready ’24, noting Cam’ron was listed only as a co-composer despite his vocals on the April 2024 track recorded in June 2022.
- Court filings show Cam’ron dismissed claims against Universal Music Group without prejudice, while the case continues against J. Cole and Cole World Inc.
- Reports say J. Cole has hired entertainment attorney Samantha W. Frankel of Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP to handle the dispute.
- A federal lien from photographer Djamilla Rosa Cochran’s 2024 judgment could freeze any money Cam’ron might recover, and Cole has not publicly commented as The Fall-Off arrives Feb. 6.