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J. Cole & Cam'ron cleared up their lawsuit and explained where the miscommunication happened: ▫️J Cole says he offered to pay for the verse right away, but Cam turned it down and wanted an interview instead ▫️Cam'ron viewed it as a straight swap, while J Cole saw the interview...

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Cam'ron is reportedly suing J. Cole for failing to return the favor after Killa hopped on Cole's "Ready '24" track last year. On Tuesday (Oct. 28), TMZ broke the news that Cam has filed a lawsuit against the Dreamville head honcho. The Harlem, N.Y., rapper claims he and Cole agreed that if Cam appeared on the Might Delete Later track "Ready '24," Cole would hop on a Cam track or appear on the It Is What It Is podcast. The song was recorded in 2022, and Cam says that since then, Cole has been claiming he's too busy to return the favor. So, Cam'ron has decided to take it to the courts. Cam says he hasn't been paid for the collab. He wants a judge to force Cole to make Cam the co-author of the track and compensate him in excess of $500,000. XXL has reached out to J. Cole's team for comment.
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Cam'ron is reportedly suing J. Cole for failing to return the favor after Killa hopped on Cole's "Ready '24" track last year. On Tuesday (Oct. 28), TMZ broke the news that Cam has filed a lawsuit against the Dreamville head honcho. The Harlem, N.Y., rapper claims he and Cole agreed that if Cam appeared on the Might Delete Later track "Ready '24," Cole would hop on a Cam track or appear on the It Is What It Is podcast. The song was recorded in 2022, and Cam says that since then, Cole has been claiming he's too busy to return the favor. So, Cam'ron has decided to take it to the courts. Cam says he hasn't been paid for the collab. He wants a judge to force Cole to make Cam the co-author of the track and compensate him in excess of $500,000. XXL has reached out to J. Cole's team for comment.

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Cam’ron speaks on J. Cole interview: “J. Cole told me if I wanted to keep the lawsuit going that’s cool.. [He] just wanted to keep his word and do what he said he would” Cam shares that he is dripping the lawsuit despite people jokingly suggesting he would continue with it.
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Cam’ron speaks on J. Cole interview: “J. Cole told me if I wanted to keep the lawsuit going that’s cool.. [He] just wanted to keep his word and do what he said he would” Cam shares that he is dripping the lawsuit despite people jokingly suggesting he would continue with it.

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🚨 J. Cole says his idea for The Fall Off was to feature both Drake and Kendrick Lamar on the album as a way to celebrate coming up in the same era. Cole also reveals he got early word before release that Kendrick dissed him on “Like That,” which made him stay up to hear the Future & Metro Boomin album when it dropped. via his interview with Cam’ron on Talk With Flee
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🚨 J. Cole says his idea for The Fall Off was to feature both Drake and Kendrick Lamar on the album as a way to celebrate coming up in the same era. Cole also reveals he got early word before release that Kendrick dissed him on “Like That,” which made him stay up to hear the Future & Metro Boomin album when it dropped. via his interview with Cam’ron on Talk With Flee

CY Chels

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Cam’ron says after doing two favors for J. Cole, he was given the runaround for nearly two years over a promised interview Cam was telling people the Cole interview was coming when securing other deals After Cole told him to “forget it,” Cam says he sought compensation for the previous work he already did for him, so he sued. He now doesn’t even know if he would do the interview if Cole asked. 🎥: Talk W/ Flee 🔗:
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Cam’ron says after doing two favors for J. Cole, he was given the runaround for nearly two years over a promised interview Cam was telling people the Cole interview was coming when securing other deals After Cole told him to “forget it,” Cam says he sought compensation for the previous work he already did for him, so he sued. He now doesn’t even know if he would do the interview if Cole asked. 🎥: Talk W/ Flee 🔗:

Block Topickz (formerly Glock Topickz)

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🚨 Justin Hunte says J. Cole completely changed The Fall Off after the Kendrick Drake battle. Hunte points to Cole admitting the album took on a new direction after the beef, arguing the project became “100% reactive” and shifted into fan service instead of the decade-long vision Cole originally had. He also criticizes Cole for chasing the post-battle regional wave, comparing the album to Kendrick Lamar’s GNX and calling it a “follow the leader” project instead of the work of someone leading the culture. Via The 3rd Verse Podcast
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🚨 Justin Hunte says J. Cole completely changed The Fall Off after the Kendrick Drake battle. Hunte points to Cole admitting the album took on a new direction after the beef, arguing the project became “100% reactive” and shifted into fan service instead of the decade-long vision Cole originally had. He also criticizes Cole for chasing the post-battle regional wave, comparing the album to Kendrick Lamar’s GNX and calling it a “follow the leader” project instead of the work of someone leading the culture. Via The 3rd Verse Podcast

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AZ Chike clears up the rumor that Kendrick Lamar took a verse off his debut album during the opening night of his No Rest for the Wicked Tour in Houston. ▫️ Chike says Kendrick never had a verse on the album. ▫️ He intentionally made sure not to imply that Kendrick was featured after realizing the photo of them in the studio would "go crazy." ▫️ Chike says Kendrick sticking with him throughout the process means more to him than getting a verse, especially since he was "getting on Kendrick’s and Sounwave’s nerves" during the album’s creation. 🤣
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AZ Chike clears up the rumor that Kendrick Lamar took a verse off his debut album during the opening night of his No Rest for the Wicked Tour in Houston. ▫️ Chike says Kendrick never had a verse on the album. ▫️ He intentionally made sure not to imply that Kendrick was featured after realizing the photo of them in the studio would "go crazy." ▫️ Chike says Kendrick sticking with him throughout the process means more to him than getting a verse, especially since he was "getting on Kendrick’s and Sounwave’s nerves" during the album’s creation. 🤣

Jacob B.

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🚨 Ebro says Kendrick, Drake & J Cole all get critiqued and still double down. Kendrick gets called “too dense” → keeps being dense. Drake gets asked for a “pure hiphop album” → keeps being Drake. Cole gets nitpicked → still makes a Cole album and sticks to his brand Ebro says he judged The Fall Off as a Cole album, not against Illmatic or The Blueprint, judge them against their own brands.
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🚨 Ebro says Kendrick, Drake & J Cole all get critiqued and still double down. Kendrick gets called “too dense” → keeps being dense. Drake gets asked for a “pure hiphop album” → keeps being Drake. Cole gets nitpicked → still makes a Cole album and sticks to his brand Ebro says he judged The Fall Off as a Cole album, not against Illmatic or The Blueprint, judge them against their own brands.

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🚨 DJ Akademiks goes off on J. Cole after his interview about Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Ak claims Cole tried too hard to be friends with everyone and pushed the “Big 3” narrative like they were a group, says Kendrick’s “Like That” verse was really aimed at Cole for that, and alleges Cole backed out after hearing from people around TDE that Kendrick was coming with something never warning Drake and leaving him to handle the situation alone after bringing him into it in the first place.
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🚨 DJ Akademiks goes off on J. Cole after his interview about Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Ak claims Cole tried too hard to be friends with everyone and pushed the “Big 3” narrative like they were a group, says Kendrick’s “Like That” verse was really aimed at Cole for that, and alleges Cole backed out after hearing from people around TDE that Kendrick was coming with something never warning Drake and leaving him to handle the situation alone after bringing him into it in the first place.

CY Chels

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J. Cole reveals the idea for “The Fall Off” was to feature both Drake and Kendrick Lamar on the album as a way to celebrate coming up in the same era😳😲 He also says apologizing to Kendrick ended up being a “blessing” that helped him finally drop the album 👀
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J. Cole reveals the idea for “The Fall Off” was to feature both Drake and Kendrick Lamar on the album as a way to celebrate coming up in the same era😳😲 He also says apologizing to Kendrick ended up being a “blessing” that helped him finally drop the album 👀

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Music reactor Knox Hill speaks on the J. Cole interview with Lost in Vegas where he got a shoutout: “Doing an interview with a reaction channel, that’s massive for the entire ecosystem of reaction channels…There’s a lot to be said about the way J. Cole chooses to move.” Knox Hill
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Music reactor Knox Hill speaks on the J. Cole interview with Lost in Vegas where he got a shoutout: “Doing an interview with a reaction channel, that’s massive for the entire ecosystem of reaction channels…There’s a lot to be said about the way J. Cole chooses to move.” Knox Hill

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DJ Akademiks says he "won't tolerate" J. Cole dissing anyone on his upcoming album "The Fall Off" 👀 "This n***a just showed us everything he was saying about his confidence, his bravado, his attention to how he looked at music and rapping: It was cap." "If J. Cole disses anybody on this album, J. Cole is a b*tch. We don't want J. Cole to diss nobody. J. Cole needs to rap about mental health or some sh*t like that."
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DJ Akademiks says he "won't tolerate" J. Cole dissing anyone on his upcoming album "The Fall Off" 👀 "This n***a just showed us everything he was saying about his confidence, his bravado, his attention to how he looked at music and rapping: It was cap." "If J. Cole disses anybody on this album, J. Cole is a b*tch. We don't want J. Cole to diss nobody. J. Cole needs to rap about mental health or some sh*t like that."

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J. Cole and Cam'ron talk about their lawsuit: J. Cole: "When the lawsuit came out, I was like, 'Come on Cam' ... My ego reaction is like, quietly, I'm like, 'fuck this n****.' But quickly I'm like, 'Nah I get it though.'" Cam'ron: "Of course it was never gonna go anywhere, but for me it was like, 'I need to get this n**** attention.'" (via Talk With Flee)
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J. Cole and Cam'ron talk about their lawsuit: J. Cole: "When the lawsuit came out, I was like, 'Come on Cam' ... My ego reaction is like, quietly, I'm like, 'fuck this n****.' But quickly I'm like, 'Nah I get it though.'" Cam'ron: "Of course it was never gonna go anywhere, but for me it was like, 'I need to get this n**** attention.'" (via Talk With Flee)

Kurrco

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Young Thug speaking on J. Cole: “He’s the biggest artist and got way more money than [me] I need to calm down” Thug goes on to say he begged Cole for a feature after Cole executive produced his highest selling album and brought him on tour. Despite Thug using bots - he has yet to outsell ANY of J. Cole’s projects. Maybe if he releases the audio of him hating on Cole and put it on his next album the fans will actually give a f***
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Young Thug speaking on J. Cole: “He’s the biggest artist and got way more money than [me] I need to calm down” Thug goes on to say he begged Cole for a feature after Cole executive produced his highest selling album and brought him on tour. Despite Thug using bots - he has yet to outsell ANY of J. Cole’s projects. Maybe if he releases the audio of him hating on Cole and put it on his next album the fans will actually give a f***

Caleb

344,777 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

👀 J. Cole / “Lil Cole” Texts Spark New Speculation I recently received a text message from someone identifying as “Lil Cole.” 🧠 Context Matters For those who might not know, Lil Cole is an alter ego J. Cole introduced years ago. For added context, I included a few clips where J. Cole originally introduced us to Lil Cole, showing how this character has existed in his music and storytelling for a long time. Lil Cole has appeared or been referenced on tracks like: •“Brackets” (KOD) •Dollar and a Dream II •Other records following the KOD era 📲 Why This Is Interesting Now •These texts reportedly started after J. Cole announced the release date for his upcoming album The Fall Off •The messages are labeled as coming from Lil Cole, not J. Cole or Dreamville • But The Number is a 910 area code which is known as an Fayetteville North Carolina area code 👀 🤔 What Fans Are Theorizing •Lil Cole could return as a conceptual voice or alter ego presence on the album •Possible “feature” credited to Lil Cole, symbolizing inner dialogue or reflection •A creative rollout leading into what’s expected to be J. Cole’s final album 🎤 The Big Question Is Lil Cole about to make an official appearance on The Fall Off, or is this just part of a deeper narrative rollout? 👀 Either way, this feels intentional.
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👀 J. Cole / “Lil Cole” Texts Spark New Speculation I recently received a text message from someone identifying as “Lil Cole.” 🧠 Context Matters For those who might not know, Lil Cole is an alter ego J. Cole introduced years ago. For added context, I included a few clips where J. Cole originally introduced us to Lil Cole, showing how this character has existed in his music and storytelling for a long time. Lil Cole has appeared or been referenced on tracks like: •“Brackets” (KOD) •Dollar and a Dream II •Other records following the KOD era 📲 Why This Is Interesting Now •These texts reportedly started after J. Cole announced the release date for his upcoming album The Fall Off •The messages are labeled as coming from Lil Cole, not J. Cole or Dreamville • But The Number is a 910 area code which is known as an Fayetteville North Carolina area code 👀 🤔 What Fans Are Theorizing •Lil Cole could return as a conceptual voice or alter ego presence on the album •Possible “feature” credited to Lil Cole, symbolizing inner dialogue or reflection •A creative rollout leading into what’s expected to be J. Cole’s final album 🎤 The Big Question Is Lil Cole about to make an official appearance on The Fall Off, or is this just part of a deeper narrative rollout? 👀 Either way, this feels intentional.

Cousin Tino ™️

112,217 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Memphis Bleek talks about being jealous of the freedom JAY-Z gave J Cole as the 1st artist signed to Roc Nation. He recalls a moment where Hov suggested a single for Cole to release but Cole disagreed with it.
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Memphis Bleek talks about being jealous of the freedom JAY-Z gave J Cole as the 1st artist signed to Roc Nation. He recalls a moment where Hov suggested a single for Cole to release but Cole disagreed with it.

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Akademiks says J. Cole has always loved Kendrick Lamar more than himself and calls Cole a “beta male.” Ak runs through a whole timeline: Cole allegedly taking a slap from Diddy while defending Kendrick, still name dropping Kendrick on First Person Shooter even after Kendrick declined the verse, then Kendrick firing back on like that just for Cole to apologise to Kendrick on stage in front of 30,000 people Meanwhile, Ak points out Drake never even pushed the “big three” angle that was always Cole
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Akademiks says J. Cole has always loved Kendrick Lamar more than himself and calls Cole a “beta male.” Ak runs through a whole timeline: Cole allegedly taking a slap from Diddy while defending Kendrick, still name dropping Kendrick on First Person Shooter even after Kendrick declined the verse, then Kendrick firing back on like that just for Cole to apologise to Kendrick on stage in front of 30,000 people Meanwhile, Ak points out Drake never even pushed the “big three” angle that was always Cole

CY Chels

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One of the best parts of the Baby Keem show on Wednesday was how spontaneous it felt: ▫️Announced the morning of ▫️Fans were yelling out deep cuts for Keem to play all night long and he ended up playing most of them ▫️He stopped the show about 5x just to say how grateful he was ▫️He signed vinyl ▫️He handed out flags A show to remember.
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One of the best parts of the Baby Keem show on Wednesday was how spontaneous it felt: ▫️Announced the morning of ▫️Fans were yelling out deep cuts for Keem to play all night long and he ended up playing most of them ▫️He stopped the show about 5x just to say how grateful he was ▫️He signed vinyl ▫️He handed out flags A show to remember.

Joey

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Christopher Nolan did a great interview with Nathan Fielder and Benny Safdie about their show “The Curse” in 2024. Fielder talks about his creative process and so much of it comes through in trailer for Elizabeth Holmes doc: ▫️Fielder says he “stumbles into ideas he gets excited about” without a master plan and “just piles things on and it grows” (for the Holmes doc, he had an agreement with A24 to scrap the project even after years of shooting if he didn’t think there was a film) ▫️setting the tone is the top priority, even moreso than narrative (“when you have the tone right, everything falls into place”) ▫️the musical score is crucial in setting the tone (the sound doesn’t even have to match action on the scene, it can float above just setting mood) ▫️he doesn’t want to rush scenes; let them develop to the point where audience is expecting any action to be consequential and it builds the tension (inspired by old detective TV show Colombo) *** Full interview here (Nolan really is a Fielder Stan):
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Christopher Nolan did a great interview with Nathan Fielder and Benny Safdie about their show “The Curse” in 2024. Fielder talks about his creative process and so much of it comes through in trailer for Elizabeth Holmes doc: ▫️Fielder says he “stumbles into ideas he gets excited about” without a master plan and “just piles things on and it grows” (for the Holmes doc, he had an agreement with A24 to scrap the project even after years of shooting if he didn’t think there was a film) ▫️setting the tone is the top priority, even moreso than narrative (“when you have the tone right, everything falls into place”) ▫️the musical score is crucial in setting the tone (the sound doesn’t even have to match action on the scene, it can float above just setting mood) ▫️he doesn’t want to rush scenes; let them develop to the point where audience is expecting any action to be consequential and it builds the tension (inspired by old detective TV show Colombo) *** Full interview here (Nolan really is a Fielder Stan):

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Fat Joe Says He Doesn’t Look At J Cole The Same Anymore After Not Battling Kendrick & Drake 🔥🥩 During the latest episode of the “Joe and Jada” podcast, Jadakiss revealed J. Cole is dropping a new project before his album, also confirming he heard some of the music and it sounds fire. Fat Joe argued back, saying he can’t listen to Cole’s music the same after he backed down from the battle with Kendrick Lamar and Drake, affirming he doesn’t like Cole acting gangsta after dodging all the smoke👀🤯
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Fat Joe Says He Doesn’t Look At J Cole The Same Anymore After Not Battling Kendrick & Drake 🔥🥩 During the latest episode of the “Joe and Jada” podcast, Jadakiss revealed J. Cole is dropping a new project before his album, also confirming he heard some of the music and it sounds fire. Fat Joe argued back, saying he can’t listen to Cole’s music the same after he backed down from the battle with Kendrick Lamar and Drake, affirming he doesn’t like Cole acting gangsta after dodging all the smoke👀🤯

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