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Cam'ron & J. Cole Settle "Ready '24" Legal Feud
26 May
Summary
- Rappers Cam'ron and J. Cole settled their legal dispute over the 2024 song.
- Cam'ron sued, alleging lack of payment and broken promises.
- The settlement terms remain undisclosed in the federal court filing.

Cam'ron and J. Cole have resolved their legal disagreements regarding the 2024 song "Ready '24." Cam'ron filed a lawsuit last year, alleging that he was not compensated financially for his work on the track and was only credited as a co-writer, despite his vocals being present. He also claimed J. Cole broke promises related to song approval and future collaborations.
On Tuesday, May 26, 2026, both parties informed the federal court that they had reached an agreement in principle to settle the remaining claims. Specific details of the settlement have not been made public. This resolution follows an earlier indication of peace when J. Cole appeared on Cam'ron's podcast approximately two months prior.
Cam'ron had sought co-author status for the sound recording and an audit of royalties, believing he was owed at least $500,000. He also alleged agreements were made regarding Cole featuring on one of Cam'ron's singles or appearing on his podcast, which he claimed Cole repeatedly declined.
J. Cole's legal team denied these allegations, stating that no such promises were made and that Cam'ron began demanding unreasonable conditions after the song's release.