On January 13, 2017, the promotional single, 'Rapture' featuring Tory Lanez was released. On November 21, 2017, the tracklist was officially revealed, and the album's title was changed to 'Friday on Elm Street,' as legal issues prevented the duo from naming it 'Freddy vs Jason.' Singles It's about a young woman running for her life, only to be disappointed, in tears, and haunted by a familiar yet frightening tune. It's a blend of The Blair Witch Project, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Friday the 13th. On January 17, 2017, the official trailer for the album was released. 'Be excited about Fabolous and Jadakiss and what theyвЂ™ve been talking about for months,' he told Rap-Up. On March 16, 2016, Fabolous confirmed he was releasing a project with Jadakiss, 'Oh yeah man, he came to my party out at CIAA in Charlotte and we was talking about doing a couple things and one was to do a mixtapeI wanna do a mixtape, but we're gonna go through iTunes too.' In October 2016, Lenny 'Kodak Lens' Santiago, Senior Vice President of Roc Nation, told fans to prepare for the joint project. That same day, Jadakiss tweeted '#FreddyVsJason' to promote the album. On April 2, 2016, Fabolous and Jadakiss released a freestyle of Future's ' Wicked' from his mixtape, Purple Reign (2016). On March 31, 2016, Fabolous releases a snippet of a Metro Boomin-produced song on Instagram that will appear on the album. This indicates that Fabolous and Jadakiss are releasing a joint mixtape titled, Freddy vs. On February 29, 2016, Fabolous posted a picture on Instagram with Jadakiss with the caption, 'Freddy vs. When it came to villains, they were always the two that were brought up.' Release and promotion ThereвЂ™s a lot of comparisons when you want to compare to things, but that was one of the ones we were looking at with Freddy vs. Once you heard those footsteps, you knew he was in the area. The Jason character didnвЂ™t really say much, but you knew he was there. Freddy was a killer, and he might be a little more witty, cuz he talk more. You knew his work and you knew what he do. On January 7, 2017, Fabolous and Jadakiss had an interview with HipHopDX and Fab described the theme of the album during the interview. The album is the speculated horror theme suggested by the title named after two of horror's most popular villains Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees.

Jadakiss drops studio LPs at his own pace, but not at the expense of his relevance-his unmistakable voice and sharp punchlines hold weight long beyond an album cycle.Fabolous and Jadakiss have collaborated on a number of tracks, including 'Respect It', 'The Hope', 'B.E.T.', Young Jeezy's 'OJ' and Troy Ave's 'Do Me No Favors'. Following a blistering run of mixtapes, Jadakiss found a home at Def Jam, where he's continued to reveal new sides of himself: On 2020's Ignatius, he grieves the death of his best friend and A&R man-the album's namesake-via reflective rhymes ('Pearly Gates'), thundering production ('Huntin Season'), and a set of wishlist collaborations, including Pusha T, Rick Ross, and 2 Chainz. He followed up with 2004's Kiss of Death, propelled by 'Why?', a massive protest anthem that some radio stations banned for questioning President George Bush's involvement in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Singles like the triumphant 'We Gonna Make It' and Neptunes-produced 'Knock Yourself Out' proved that Jadakiss could navigate commercial success as adeptly as the streets.

After The Lox fiercely advocated for a release from their contract and liberated their sophomore album, We Are The Streets, through the Swizz Beats-led Ruff Ryders label, Jadakiss launched his solo career with Kiss Tha Game Goodbye in 2001. As the fire-spitting collective displayed seamless on-wax chemistry and a successful string of lyrical performances on '90s hits-namely the title track on their debut effort, Money, Power, Respect, and Diddy's 1997 posse cut 'It's All About The Benjamins'-'Kiss quickly became a marquee MC. The MC born Jason Phillips in 1975 began his career as a member of The Lox, a hardcore rap outfit from Yonkers, New York, under the Bad Boy Records imprint. Between his distinctively hoarse voice, an equally scratchy laugh, and a long-proven capability for street-smart rhymes, Jadakiss has staked out his corner in New York City's hip-hop scene.

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