J. Cole Enlists Drake’s Lawyers Amid Legal Battle With Cam’ron

2026 has already been a busy 12 months for J. Cole. A few weeks again, he lastly introduced the discharge date of his long-awaited album, The Fall-Off. He even gave his supporters a style of what is to return with a cinematic album trailer and the primary single from the venture, “Disc 2 Track 2.”

The LP is slated for launch on February 6, 2026. That’s not all that is been preserving him busy these days, nonetheless. Last evening, he additionally unleashed a new collection of freestyles referred to as Birthday Blizzard ’26 in honor of his forty first birthday. Now, he is gearing as much as proceed his authorized battle with Cam’ron.

Allegedly, Cole requested Cam to collaborate in December 2021. He allegedly agreed below the circumstances that he’d obtain correct credit score and management over the ultimate minimize. Cam additionally allegedly needed Cole to hitch him for one more collab sooner or later, whether or not it’s a tune or an look on his It Is What It Is podcast. In 2022, “Ready ’24” was recorded.

“Two years later, with Cole having refused to honor his agreement to collaborate with [Cam’ron] on both a single or on the podcast, Defendants nonetheless launched [‘Ready ’24’]… on the album Might Delete Later,” Cam’s lawsuit alleges.

AllHipHop’s Grouchy Greg Watkins completely reviews that Cole has enlisted the assistance of leisure legal professional Samantha W. Frankel from Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP. The agency represents the likes of Post Malone, Dr. Luke, Netflix, Dua Lipa, and plenty of extra. It even represents some massive document labels and manufacturing corporations, in addition to Drake.