Cam’ron is adding author to his already extensive resumé.

The rapper, acto, and host announced on social media Tuesday (June 24) that he inked a book deal worth $750,000 with Simon and Shuster to write his memoir. While there isn’t an official release date, Cam hopes to release it sometime next year. “I’m happy to have this deal done,” he said in a press release. “Hopefully the book will be released February of 2026 and that everyone can take something from my memoir when they read it.”

The Harlem legend has been keeping himself busy with his sports show It Is What It Is with his cohosts Mase and Treasure Wilson, and his talk show Talk With Flee, both of which currently live on YouTube. However, that might change, as he announced last week that he’s partnering with Revolt after signing a multimillion dollar deal with for the cable network to help produce Talk With Flee. “N—as is right this ain’t a run I’m on. It’s a f—king marathon,” he wrote in an Instagram caption. “My mom up in heaven working. Miss and love you.”

Cam has made a ton of headlines since entering the podcasting and YouTube arena. He’s interviewed sex workers involved in the Diddy trial, revealed that he originally wrote “I Really Mean It” with the intention of giving it to Lil Kim, cleared up old Mariah Carey dating rumors and told a story about the time he randomly ran into the infamous Alpo Martinez and received some critiques on how he portrayed the late street legend in Paid in Full.