Why am I just finding out that Dreamville has been sold?

Hip-hop may be a cutthroat business, but loyalty still runs deep for J. Cole. In a recent interview with the Joe Budden Podcast, JID revealed just how much respect he has for the North Carolina rapper, praising him for continuing to support his Dreamville family even after selling the label.

The revelation comes during a time when J. Cole has been noticeably low-key, quietly ending the annual Dreamville Fest and stepping out of the public eye. While some fans were surprised by the sale and festival’s closure, JID’s comments paint a picture of a man who’s not only a savvy businessman but also deeply committed to the artists he came up with.

JID also let slip a bombshell for fans — he and J. Cole have a 15-track project hidden away. Laughing as he admitted it, JID confessed he “wasn’t supposed to spill” the news, hinting that it’s something they’ve been holding onto for just the right moment. The thought of an unreleased full-length collaboration between the two has already set the internet buzzing.

This moment of praise feels especially significant given Cole’s reputation for humility and integrity in an industry often driven by ego. JID’s words serve as a reminder that beyond the headlines, J. Cole’s legacy may be defined just as much by his loyalty as his lyricism.

Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.