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J. Cole explaining how the 2nd side of The Fall-Off (Disc 39) almost didn’t happen. It was originally gonna be just the Disc 29 version with 15 songs, and it was gonna follow ONLY the concept of Disc 29, but be more interpretative, instead of the way it is...

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