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👀 J. Cole / “Lil Cole” Texts Spark New Speculation I recently received a text message from someone identifying as “Lil Cole.” 🧠 Context Matters For those who might not know, Lil Cole is an alter ego J. Cole introduced years ago. For added context, I included a few...

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DJ Akademiks says he "won't tolerate" J. Cole dissing anyone on his upcoming album "The Fall Off" 👀 "This n***a just showed us everything he was saying about his confidence, his bravado, his attention to how he looked at music and rapping: It was cap." "If J. Cole disses anybody on this album, J. Cole is a b*tch. We don't want J. Cole to diss nobody. J. Cole needs to rap about mental health or some sh*t like that."
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DJ Akademiks says he "won't tolerate" J. Cole dissing anyone on his upcoming album "The Fall Off" 👀 "This n***a just showed us everything he was saying about his confidence, his bravado, his attention to how he looked at music and rapping: It was cap." "If J. Cole disses anybody on this album, J. Cole is a b*tch. We don't want J. Cole to diss nobody. J. Cole needs to rap about mental health or some sh*t like that."

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662,185 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

The Game Speaking on J. Cole: “ I personally think the hottest rapper right now is J. Cole…. I haven’t talked to Cole in a few years. I didn’t want me reviewing his album or feeling indifferent about his approach to the beef to jade how I feel about him as an artist.” He adds: “I think Cole is one of the greatest” Via - Complex
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The Game Speaking on J. Cole: “ I personally think the hottest rapper right now is J. Cole…. I haven’t talked to Cole in a few years. I didn’t want me reviewing his album or feeling indifferent about his approach to the beef to jade how I feel about him as an artist.” He adds: “I think Cole is one of the greatest” Via - Complex

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38,378 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Lil Pump continues his long-running tension with J. Cole, calling the Dreamville rapper an “embarrassment to rap” and claiming Cole left a Miami club after DJs played Lil Pump’s music. Pump later escalated the situation further by posting a photo of J. Cole’s wife on social media and comparing her to Mrs. Potato Head, adding another layer to their already public feud. Their issues date back to 2017, when Pump previewed a track titled “F**k J. Cole.” Things escalated in 2018 after Cole released “1985 (Intro to The Fall Off)” on KOD, a song widely perceived as commentary on the new wave of rappers, including Pump. The back-and-forth ultimately led to a face-to-face sit-down in May 2018.
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Lil Pump continues his long-running tension with J. Cole, calling the Dreamville rapper an “embarrassment to rap” and claiming Cole left a Miami club after DJs played Lil Pump’s music. Pump later escalated the situation further by posting a photo of J. Cole’s wife on social media and comparing her to Mrs. Potato Head, adding another layer to their already public feud. Their issues date back to 2017, when Pump previewed a track titled “F**k J. Cole.” Things escalated in 2018 after Cole released “1985 (Intro to The Fall Off)” on KOD, a song widely perceived as commentary on the new wave of rappers, including Pump. The back-and-forth ultimately led to a face-to-face sit-down in May 2018.

XXL Magazine

159,024 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

AB-Soul & Talib Kweli SPEAK on J. Cole: “Cole has a great song about this on his album [The Fall-Off] and it was so profound to me. A lot of my peers like to be incognito & avoid the attention but Sometimes it can help.” Talib Kweli Adds, “J. Cole has mentioned me in two of his biggest records. Which I feel helps me as an artist. Whatever he got from me he paid it forward.”
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AB-Soul & Talib Kweli SPEAK on J. Cole: “Cole has a great song about this on his album [The Fall-Off] and it was so profound to me. A lot of my peers like to be incognito & avoid the attention but Sometimes it can help.” Talib Kweli Adds, “J. Cole has mentioned me in two of his biggest records. Which I feel helps me as an artist. Whatever he got from me he paid it forward.”

Caleb

43,113 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Joe Budden once said THIS about J. Cole: “J. Cole has success and low visibility.. You only hear from him when it’s time to.” Media tried so hard to convince everyone The Fall-Off came and went… just because Cole refuses to be a slave to the algorithm. Now he’s back outside selling out arenas, fans are going bar for bar & the album just re-entered Billboard for a 19th week Cole F’n World 🌎🐐
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Joe Budden once said THIS about J. Cole: “J. Cole has success and low visibility.. You only hear from him when it’s time to.” Media tried so hard to convince everyone The Fall-Off came and went… just because Cole refuses to be a slave to the algorithm. Now he’s back outside selling out arenas, fans are going bar for bar & the album just re-entered Billboard for a 19th week Cole F’n World 🌎🐐

Caleb

39,533 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

J. Cole just explained how The Fall-Off is his last album in “J. Cole’s story” but he very much might drop more singles, features, and albums outside of “J. Cole’s story” ⬇️ “If you hear the progression from The Come Up, The Warm Up, Friday Night Lights, Sideline Story, Born Sinner, Forest Hills Drive… Those, then going into The Fall-Off, it’s a progression of my whole life.” “To me, 4 Your Eyez Only, KOD, The Off-Season, and Might Delete Later, those are side quests. 4 Your Eyez Only and KOD, those are concepts. The Off-Season and Might Delete Later, those are practice to get to The Fall Off, which is the continuation of J. Cole’s story. Jermaine’s life story in the form of this J. Cole character.” “I took you to the end. I don’t have anything else to say as Jermaine via J. Cole. Ima rap probably, I’ll hop on a song probably, I might even f**k around if I feel inspired enough and do an album, but I don’t care to continue that story.”
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J. Cole just explained how The Fall-Off is his last album in “J. Cole’s story” but he very much might drop more singles, features, and albums outside of “J. Cole’s story” ⬇️ “If you hear the progression from The Come Up, The Warm Up, Friday Night Lights, Sideline Story, Born Sinner, Forest Hills Drive… Those, then going into The Fall-Off, it’s a progression of my whole life.” “To me, 4 Your Eyez Only, KOD, The Off-Season, and Might Delete Later, those are side quests. 4 Your Eyez Only and KOD, those are concepts. The Off-Season and Might Delete Later, those are practice to get to The Fall Off, which is the continuation of J. Cole’s story. Jermaine’s life story in the form of this J. Cole character.” “I took you to the end. I don’t have anything else to say as Jermaine via J. Cole. Ima rap probably, I’ll hop on a song probably, I might even f**k around if I feel inspired enough and do an album, but I don’t care to continue that story.”

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Russ on J. Cole: “I remember listening to J. Cole in 09’ as a senior in HS. This dude 15+ years later is still putting out quality [music]. To highlight how insane that is — how many rappers have come & gone since 09’ and still not match the greatness….” The Fall Off 💿💿
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Russ on J. Cole: “I remember listening to J. Cole in 09’ as a senior in HS. This dude 15+ years later is still putting out quality [music]. To highlight how insane that is — how many rappers have come & gone since 09’ and still not match the greatness….” The Fall Off 💿💿

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228,783 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

👀 J. Cole’s “The Inevitable” Outro Has Me Reading Between the Lines In the outro of J. Cole’s new song “The Inevitable,” the beat switches to a sample of Mobb Deep’s “Drop a Gem On ’Em.” J Cole starts flowing over it. For context, “Drop a Gem On ’Em” was a diss track aimed at 2Pac, which immediately raised my eyebrows cause I knew it was a sample but couldn’t think which song it was from through research I found out the instrumental. 🎧 Why This Sample Feels Intentional • Mobb Deep’s track is tied to one of hip hop’s most iconic beefs • J. Cole rarely uses samples without purpose • The beat change happens specifically in the outro, where messaging often matters most 🤔 Possible Interpretations 1️⃣ A Subtle Message to Kendrick Lamar I’m wondering if this is aimed at Kendrick Lamar, who has been acting like he is 2Pac Reincarnated. If so, using a beat tied to a 2Pac diss could be symbolic rather than direct. 2️⃣ Context From “Euphoria” Kendrick previously sent shots at both Drake and Cole on “Euphoria,” rapping: “It’s three GOATs left, and I seen two of them kissin and huggin on stage I love ’em to death, and in eight bars, I’ll explain that phrase Cole and Aubrey know I’m a selfish nigga, the crown is heavy I pray they my real friends, if not I’m YNW Melly…” That line alone put Cole’s name in the conversation.. it definitely show being sent his way insinuating if you think you ready to to put the friendship aside and battle he’s ready to take you out. With that being said could this be J Cole responding? 3️⃣ Or Is J Cole Just Paying Homage On the flip side • J. Cole is a known student of hip hop history • Mobb Deep are legends • The sample could simply be respect and homage not smoke or is it? 🤔 🎤 The Question Was this intentional symbolism a quiet response or pure homage to Mobb Deep 🤔 Knowing Cole’s work, nothing feels accidental.
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👀 J. Cole’s “The Inevitable” Outro Has Me Reading Between the Lines In the outro of J. Cole’s new song “The Inevitable,” the beat switches to a sample of Mobb Deep’s “Drop a Gem On ’Em.” J Cole starts flowing over it. For context, “Drop a Gem On ’Em” was a diss track aimed at 2Pac, which immediately raised my eyebrows cause I knew it was a sample but couldn’t think which song it was from through research I found out the instrumental. 🎧 Why This Sample Feels Intentional • Mobb Deep’s track is tied to one of hip hop’s most iconic beefs • J. Cole rarely uses samples without purpose • The beat change happens specifically in the outro, where messaging often matters most 🤔 Possible Interpretations 1️⃣ A Subtle Message to Kendrick Lamar I’m wondering if this is aimed at Kendrick Lamar, who has been acting like he is 2Pac Reincarnated. If so, using a beat tied to a 2Pac diss could be symbolic rather than direct. 2️⃣ Context From “Euphoria” Kendrick previously sent shots at both Drake and Cole on “Euphoria,” rapping: “It’s three GOATs left, and I seen two of them kissin and huggin on stage I love ’em to death, and in eight bars, I’ll explain that phrase Cole and Aubrey know I’m a selfish nigga, the crown is heavy I pray they my real friends, if not I’m YNW Melly…” That line alone put Cole’s name in the conversation.. it definitely show being sent his way insinuating if you think you ready to to put the friendship aside and battle he’s ready to take you out. With that being said could this be J Cole responding? 3️⃣ Or Is J Cole Just Paying Homage On the flip side • J. Cole is a known student of hip hop history • Mobb Deep are legends • The sample could simply be respect and homage not smoke or is it? 🤔 🎤 The Question Was this intentional symbolism a quiet response or pure homage to Mobb Deep 🤔 Knowing Cole’s work, nothing feels accidental.

Cousin Tino ™️

226,914 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

J. Cole announced The Fall Off will arrive on February 6, 2026, a date that quickly caught fans’ attention. Fayetteville, N.C., Cole’s hometown, is locally known as the “2-6,” a reference he has echoed throughout his music for years. 🔥
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J. Cole announced The Fall Off will arrive on February 6, 2026, a date that quickly caught fans’ attention. Fayetteville, N.C., Cole’s hometown, is locally known as the “2-6,” a reference he has echoed throughout his music for years. 🔥

XXL Magazine

139,214 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

Let’s get to the facts Baby D 🍼 There is no way Drake’s fans are going to set here and let you get this bs off! You being a Cole fan and me being a Drake fan I’m calling your weird tactics out. How dare you say Drake didn’t help J Cole and that they only had a business relationship… what you won’t get to do is pretend like Drake didn’t have a big impact on Cole’s career! Drake famously bought copies of J. Cole's Born Sinner album at Best Buy to support him early in their careers. Drake bought J. Cole a yellow gold Rolex Day-Date Presidential, which J. Cole confirmed in his 2019 song "Middle Child". In the lyrics, J. Cole mentions, "Just put the Rollie right back on my wrist, this watch came from Drizzy he gave me a gift”. They've made music together on tracks like "First Person Shooter" and "Jodeci Freestyle". They've surprised fans by appearing at each other's shows and tours, including Dreamville Fest. Drake has called Cole his "brother" and one of the greatest artists, while Cole expresses deep appreciation for Drake's help in his career. During the Drake-Kendrick Lamar feud, J. Cole initially sided with Drake but later withdrew, leading to speculation. In his song "Port Antonio," Cole clarified his stance, stating he didn't want conflict and acknowledged Drake's significant role in his career. I have attached articles and screenshots seeing that you are oblivious of the friendship between Drake and J Cole!
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Let’s get to the facts Baby D 🍼 There is no way Drake’s fans are going to set here and let you get this bs off! You being a Cole fan and me being a Drake fan I’m calling your weird tactics out. How dare you say Drake didn’t help J Cole and that they only had a business relationship… what you won’t get to do is pretend like Drake didn’t have a big impact on Cole’s career! Drake famously bought copies of J. Cole's Born Sinner album at Best Buy to support him early in their careers. Drake bought J. Cole a yellow gold Rolex Day-Date Presidential, which J. Cole confirmed in his 2019 song "Middle Child". In the lyrics, J. Cole mentions, "Just put the Rollie right back on my wrist, this watch came from Drizzy he gave me a gift”. They've made music together on tracks like "First Person Shooter" and "Jodeci Freestyle". They've surprised fans by appearing at each other's shows and tours, including Dreamville Fest. Drake has called Cole his "brother" and one of the greatest artists, while Cole expresses deep appreciation for Drake's help in his career. During the Drake-Kendrick Lamar feud, J. Cole initially sided with Drake but later withdrew, leading to speculation. In his song "Port Antonio," Cole clarified his stance, stating he didn't want conflict and acknowledged Drake's significant role in his career. I have attached articles and screenshots seeing that you are oblivious of the friendship between Drake and J Cole!

BoveiDaDon♥️🦉

73,423 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

J. Cole continues to make The Joe Budden Podcast look like COMPLETE idiots for their coverage of ‘The Fall-Off’ and its Tour. “This was my first time ever seeing Cole and all of the hype is true.. He is THAT GUY 🐐.. I’ve been to a lot of shows [Including Jay-Z] but I got CHILLS, watching Cole.” Via- Rap Life Review on Apple Music
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J. Cole continues to make The Joe Budden Podcast look like COMPLETE idiots for their coverage of ‘The Fall-Off’ and its Tour. “This was my first time ever seeing Cole and all of the hype is true.. He is THAT GUY 🐐.. I’ve been to a lot of shows [Including Jay-Z] but I got CHILLS, watching Cole.” Via- Rap Life Review on Apple Music

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43,899 просмотров • 27 дней назад

🚨 Akademiks says people gas J. Cole way too much, while reacting to streaming numbers for the week ending May 28 Ak points out that J. Cole just dropped an album this year and still isn’t anywhere near the top of the streaming conversation he says people keep forcing the “Big 3” narrative when the numbers tell a completely different story “J. Cole is not even in the Big 3..Numbers wise, get his ass outta here.” Ak also questions Cole’s impact after The Fall Off… claiming there isn’t even one song from the album people are consistently talking about “They talk more about the Civic than the album.”
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🚨 Akademiks says people gas J. Cole way too much, while reacting to streaming numbers for the week ending May 28 Ak points out that J. Cole just dropped an album this year and still isn’t anywhere near the top of the streaming conversation he says people keep forcing the “Big 3” narrative when the numbers tell a completely different story “J. Cole is not even in the Big 3..Numbers wise, get his ass outta here.” Ak also questions Cole’s impact after The Fall Off… claiming there isn’t even one song from the album people are consistently talking about “They talk more about the Civic than the album.”

CY Chels

199,100 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

‘The Fall Off’ might be near 👀 J. Cole’s close collaborator and producer DZL says this album showcases “top-level rapping, top-level storytelling,” as Cole shares more than ever with the listener about who he is as a father, as a husband, and as a man. 📍 Dreamville Fest Public Access
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‘The Fall Off’ might be near 👀 J. Cole’s close collaborator and producer DZL says this album showcases “top-level rapping, top-level storytelling,” as Cole shares more than ever with the listener about who he is as a father, as a husband, and as a man. 📍 Dreamville Fest Public Access

Complex Music

145,506 просмотров • 1 год назад

Deante’ Hitchcock speaks on J. Cole: “I just want to do a song w/ Jermaine… IB/Cole or wherever is listening to this that can press that button—press it. I got the song already, let’s do it.” He adds, “Cole has been one of my north stars… Hearing Friday Night Lights for the first time was an experience.” Via - Rob Markman [TBIE]
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Deante’ Hitchcock speaks on J. Cole: “I just want to do a song w/ Jermaine… IB/Cole or wherever is listening to this that can press that button—press it. I got the song already, let’s do it.” He adds, “Cole has been one of my north stars… Hearing Friday Night Lights for the first time was an experience.” Via - Rob Markman [TBIE]

Caleb

27,221 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

J. Cole & Cam'ron cleared up their lawsuit and explained where the miscommunication happened: ▫️J Cole says he offered to pay for the verse right away, but Cam turned it down and wanted an interview instead ▫️Cam'ron viewed it as a straight swap, while J Cole saw the interview as more of a favor to do later ▫️Once Might Delete Later dropped with Cam’s verse, Cam’s lawyers sent over a huge number for his feature fee since he still hadn’t gotten the interview ▫️Cole admits he messed up by promising to circle back for the interview, then continuing to delay it while waiting on The Fall-Off ▫️The long album rollout, plus everything happening around the Kendrick/Drake feud, added more confusion to the situation ▫️Cam kept pressing Cole about it, and after getting pushed back multiple times, the lawsuit became a way to get his attention
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J. Cole & Cam'ron cleared up their lawsuit and explained where the miscommunication happened: ▫️J Cole says he offered to pay for the verse right away, but Cam turned it down and wanted an interview instead ▫️Cam'ron viewed it as a straight swap, while J Cole saw the interview as more of a favor to do later ▫️Once Might Delete Later dropped with Cam’s verse, Cam’s lawyers sent over a huge number for his feature fee since he still hadn’t gotten the interview ▫️Cole admits he messed up by promising to circle back for the interview, then continuing to delay it while waiting on The Fall-Off ▫️The long album rollout, plus everything happening around the Kendrick/Drake feud, added more confusion to the situation ▫️Cam kept pressing Cole about it, and after getting pushed back multiple times, the lawsuit became a way to get his attention

Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴

84,759 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

🚨 Akademiks on why he feels J. Cole is different from Kendrick & Drake Ak says Cole genuinely comes off as “the man of the people” he says “Cole moves like a regular guy, the type to apologize to a UPS driver for cutting him off, and that the humility doesn’t feel performative at all” Ak adds he can’t imagine Kendrick or Drake moving with that level of fan access, saying Cole doesn’t act like one of the most famous rappers on earth and actually listens to the people around him
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🚨 Akademiks on why he feels J. Cole is different from Kendrick & Drake Ak says Cole genuinely comes off as “the man of the people” he says “Cole moves like a regular guy, the type to apologize to a UPS driver for cutting him off, and that the humility doesn’t feel performative at all” Ak adds he can’t imagine Kendrick or Drake moving with that level of fan access, saying Cole doesn’t act like one of the most famous rappers on earth and actually listens to the people around him

CY Chels

381,054 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

🦂 Akademiks goes OFF on J. Cole’s upcoming album Ak was live debating the impact of a new J. Cole album and he made one thing clear: 👉 Cole better NOT be talking tough or dissing anyone. 🎯 Ak’s Main Take •After dropping a Kendrick diss, deleting it, and publicly apologizing, Ak says Cole lost all credibility in rap battles. •If Cole comes back saying “I’m still the best” or sneak dissing anyone, Ak says it’s unacceptable. “You can’t diss, delete, apologize… then act like Muhammad Ali.” 📉 “Fall From Grace” •Ak says Cole “fell from grace” the moment he bowed out. •Calls The Fall Off title ironic because to him, Cole already fell off in terms of competitive rap energy. •Says Cole went from “I’m him” to backtracking under pressure. 🧠 What Ak Thinks Cole SHOULD Rap About •❌ No disses •❌ No “best rapper alive” talk •✅ Mental health •✅ Introspection •✅ Vibes / lyrical rap “Rap about rain, daisies, sunshine… but don’t claim the throne.” 🥊 Rap Skill vs Conviction •Ak admits Cole is still a great rapper technically. •But says rap battles require conviction, not just bars. •Comparing Cole to Bronny James: talented, but doesn’t have “that dog.” 🏆 Top 3 Debate •Ak says Cole is no longer Top 3 after Drake & Kendrick. •Claims Future has more standing right now because he doesn’t fold. •Says legacy wise, this moment hurt Cole permanently. ⚠️ Final Verdict •If Cole drops heat without dissing, Ak will listen. •If Cole sneak disses or talks tough? 👉 “I’m turning it off.” 🗣️ “You can’t talk tough after your chain got snatched. Go get it back first.”
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🦂 Akademiks goes OFF on J. Cole’s upcoming album Ak was live debating the impact of a new J. Cole album and he made one thing clear: 👉 Cole better NOT be talking tough or dissing anyone. 🎯 Ak’s Main Take •After dropping a Kendrick diss, deleting it, and publicly apologizing, Ak says Cole lost all credibility in rap battles. •If Cole comes back saying “I’m still the best” or sneak dissing anyone, Ak says it’s unacceptable. “You can’t diss, delete, apologize… then act like Muhammad Ali.” 📉 “Fall From Grace” •Ak says Cole “fell from grace” the moment he bowed out. •Calls The Fall Off title ironic because to him, Cole already fell off in terms of competitive rap energy. •Says Cole went from “I’m him” to backtracking under pressure. 🧠 What Ak Thinks Cole SHOULD Rap About •❌ No disses •❌ No “best rapper alive” talk •✅ Mental health •✅ Introspection •✅ Vibes / lyrical rap “Rap about rain, daisies, sunshine… but don’t claim the throne.” 🥊 Rap Skill vs Conviction •Ak admits Cole is still a great rapper technically. •But says rap battles require conviction, not just bars. •Comparing Cole to Bronny James: talented, but doesn’t have “that dog.” 🏆 Top 3 Debate •Ak says Cole is no longer Top 3 after Drake & Kendrick. •Claims Future has more standing right now because he doesn’t fold. •Says legacy wise, this moment hurt Cole permanently. ⚠️ Final Verdict •If Cole drops heat without dissing, Ak will listen. •If Cole sneak disses or talks tough? 👉 “I’m turning it off.” 🗣️ “You can’t talk tough after your chain got snatched. Go get it back first.”

Cousin Tino ™️

18,933 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

TDE’s Punch shares his perspective of the story behind the J. Cole and Diddy altercation after Kendrick Lamar's “Control” dropped 👀 “We've seen it from different perspectives... If you [J. Cole] seen it from the bottom of the dog pile, as opposed to on the side, it might be a lil' different.” Punch also says Kendrick intentionally shook up hip-hop with “Control” because “everybody was too lovey-dovey” at the time.
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TDE’s Punch shares his perspective of the story behind the J. Cole and Diddy altercation after Kendrick Lamar's “Control” dropped 👀 “We've seen it from different perspectives... If you [J. Cole] seen it from the bottom of the dog pile, as opposed to on the side, it might be a lil' different.” Punch also says Kendrick intentionally shook up hip-hop with “Control” because “everybody was too lovey-dovey” at the time.

Kurrco

229,420 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Cam'ron is reportedly suing J. Cole for failing to return the favor after Killa hopped on Cole's "Ready '24" track last year. On Tuesday (Oct. 28), TMZ broke the news that Cam has filed a lawsuit against the Dreamville head honcho. The Harlem, N.Y., rapper claims he and Cole agreed that if Cam appeared on the Might Delete Later track "Ready '24," Cole would hop on a Cam track or appear on the It Is What It Is podcast. The song was recorded in 2022, and Cam says that since then, Cole has been claiming he's too busy to return the favor. So, Cam'ron has decided to take it to the courts. Cam says he hasn't been paid for the collab. He wants a judge to force Cole to make Cam the co-author of the track and compensate him in excess of $500,000. XXL has reached out to J. Cole's team for comment.
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Cam'ron is reportedly suing J. Cole for failing to return the favor after Killa hopped on Cole's "Ready '24" track last year. On Tuesday (Oct. 28), TMZ broke the news that Cam has filed a lawsuit against the Dreamville head honcho. The Harlem, N.Y., rapper claims he and Cole agreed that if Cam appeared on the Might Delete Later track "Ready '24," Cole would hop on a Cam track or appear on the It Is What It Is podcast. The song was recorded in 2022, and Cam says that since then, Cole has been claiming he's too busy to return the favor. So, Cam'ron has decided to take it to the courts. Cam says he hasn't been paid for the collab. He wants a judge to force Cole to make Cam the co-author of the track and compensate him in excess of $500,000. XXL has reached out to J. Cole's team for comment.

XXL Magazine

17,102 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

J. Cole said THIS to Alicia Keys: “The fulfillment of a hit record isn’t the same for me anymore.” this was in the Bahamas in 2021. Important to note: Cole has not marketed a single post release since “Middle Child” & despite that record being 7X Platinum, he did not add it to one of his solo albums to boost album sales/chase charts. Cole is one of the few who truly doesn’t give a F*** about industry awards/practices.
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J. Cole said THIS to Alicia Keys: “The fulfillment of a hit record isn’t the same for me anymore.” this was in the Bahamas in 2021. Important to note: Cole has not marketed a single post release since “Middle Child” & despite that record being 7X Platinum, he did not add it to one of his solo albums to boost album sales/chase charts. Cole is one of the few who truly doesn’t give a F*** about industry awards/practices.

Caleb

62,708 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад