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J. Cole Cancels Sacramento Show After Crew Death

J. Cole has canceled his Sacramento concert after a member of his touring crew was killed in a trucking accident Thursday morning. The driver was hauling equipment for Cole's show when the big rig overturned on southbound Interstate 5 near Woodland, California. The crash happened around 6:00 AM, and authorities say the truck drifted onto the right shoulder, then overturned when the driver tried to steer it back onto the freeway.

Cam’ron and J. Cole End Feud With ‘Ready ’24’

Cam'ron and J. Cole have reached a settlement in principle in their lawsuit over Cole's 2024 track "Ready '24," according to a filing in Manhattan federal court. The parties expect to complete settlement papers within thirty days.

J. Cole’s Chinese Basketball Career Cut Short Due to Visa Issues

J. Cole's latest international hoop dreams hit a bureaucratic wall. Here's why his time with the Chinese Basketball Association ended after an eight-minute game.

J. Cole & Cam’ron Address “Might Delete Later” Suit

Looks like there's no real smoke after all. J. Cole kept his The Fall Off run going by popping out for a surprise appearance on Cam'ron's podcast Talk With Flee to break down the lawsuit drama over Might Delete Later. It turns out it wasn't as deep as people thought.

J. Cole Surprises Cam’Ron’s Podcast After Lawsuit Drama

Things got real interesting when J. Cole reportedly popped up unannounced at Cam'Ron's podcast studio while he was in the middle of recording a new episode. Cam previously filed a lawsuit against the Dreamville rapper over a collaboration they worked on, alleging he wasn't properly paid and that agreed-upon terms weren't honored.

Lil Pump’s Racist Rant Targets J. Cole’s Wife – Outrage

The tension between Lil Pump and J. Cole dates back to 2018 when Cole released 1985 (Intro to The Fall Off), widely seen as a criticism of younger SoundCloud era rappers.

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