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Mal questions whether J. Cole getting emotional while performing “Love Yourz” is genuine or simply a way to win back public support: “J Cole is good, this crying shit is how you win the public back ” "I think all the crying he's doing was performative"

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🚨 Mal says J. Cole crying while performing “Love Yourz” feels PERFORMATIVE and suggests it’s helping Cole win fans back after the Kendrick/Drake battle controversy Mal argues Cole knows those emotional moments go viral and repeatedly claims he’s been getting teary-eyed during the song on tour. “You gain the hearts of the people back.” When pressed on whether he thinks the tears are actually genuine, Mal jokes: “I think these AI tears.” The rest of the room PUSHES BACK, arguing Love Yourz is genuinely emotional and questioning why Cole would need to manufacture tears during an already sold-out tour.

🚨 Mal says J. Cole crying while performing “Love Yourz” feels PERFORMATIVE and suggests it’s helping Cole win fans back after the Kendrick/Drake battle controversy Mal argues Cole knows those emotional moments go viral and repeatedly claims he’s been getting teary-eyed during the song on tour. “You gain the hearts of the people back.” When pressed on whether he thinks the tears are actually genuine, Mal jokes: “I think these AI tears.” The rest of the room PUSHES BACK, arguing Love Yourz is genuinely emotional and questioning why Cole would need to manufacture tears during an already sold-out tour.

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OVO Mal says J. Cole’s tears during “Love Yourz” in Cleveland were performative: “J. Cole was crying during the show because he knows it would go viral… He did this to win hearts back from his hardcore fans.” Mal really has turned into a b*tch on the mic 🎙️ Even his own cohost couldn’t buy the BS he’s saying about Cole.

OVO Mal says J. Cole’s tears during “Love Yourz” in Cleveland were performative: “J. Cole was crying during the show because he knows it would go viral… He did this to win hearts back from his hardcore fans.” Mal really has turned into a b*tch on the mic 🎙️ Even his own cohost couldn’t buy the BS he’s saying about Cole.

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J. Cole's manager, Ibrahim Hamad, reveals that the reason Cole got emotional while performing "Love Yourz" the other night is because he saw Collin Griffin's family in the crowd 🕊️ Cole met Collin in 2017 through the Make-A-Wish program, as Collin was suffering from Stage 4 cancer before passing away the following year.

J. Cole's manager, Ibrahim Hamad, reveals that the reason Cole got emotional while performing "Love Yourz" the other night is because he saw Collin Griffin's family in the crowd 🕊️ Cole met Collin in 2017 through the Make-A-Wish program, as Collin was suffering from Stage 4 cancer before passing away the following year.

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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

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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IB Speaks on an emotional moment that took place with J. Cole: “J. Cole saw the family in the audience [whose son passed due to cancer]. Right before Cole started playing ‘Love Yourz,’ he noticed the Collin Strong sign and it hit him.” Cole visited the family almost 9 years ago and he is still showing love to him and the family. Truly one of one.

IB Speaks on an emotional moment that took place with J. Cole: “J. Cole saw the family in the audience [whose son passed due to cancer]. Right before Cole started playing ‘Love Yourz,’ he noticed the Collin Strong sign and it hit him.” Cole visited the family almost 9 years ago and he is still showing love to him and the family. Truly one of one.

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J. Cole was seen emotional performing “Love Yourz” in Cleveland because of a kid he met named, Collin Griffin, who was diagnosed with Stage 4 Cancer… Collin’s Make-A-Wish was to meet Cole, unfortunately a year after meeting him, he passed away… his family attended the recent show holding up images of Collin leading Cole to get emotional ❤️‍🩹

J. Cole was seen emotional performing “Love Yourz” in Cleveland because of a kid he met named, Collin Griffin, who was diagnosed with Stage 4 Cancer… Collin’s Make-A-Wish was to meet Cole, unfortunately a year after meeting him, he passed away… his family attended the recent show holding up images of Collin leading Cole to get emotional ❤️‍🩹

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🎙️ DJ Akademiks Questions a Key J. Cole Moment Akademiks revisits Jay-Z & J. Cole’s “A Star Is Born” and questions why Cole allowed Jay-Z to openly big up Drake during that era even while Cole was standing next to him as the featured artist and Roc Nation signee. 🤔 The issue Akademiks raises: •J. Cole was signed to Jay-Z •“A Star Is Born” was meant to introduce Cole as the next up •Yet Jay-Z was publicly pushing the narrative that Drake was next

🎙️ DJ Akademiks Questions a Key J. Cole Moment Akademiks revisits Jay-Z & J. Cole’s “A Star Is Born” and questions why Cole allowed Jay-Z to openly big up Drake during that era even while Cole was standing next to him as the featured artist and Roc Nation signee. 🤔 The issue Akademiks raises: •J. Cole was signed to Jay-Z •“A Star Is Born” was meant to introduce Cole as the next up •Yet Jay-Z was publicly pushing the narrative that Drake was next

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J COLE KING OF SOUTHERN HIP HOP I agree with Marco But I think Marco plus should’ve said It this way so Charlemagne couldn’t push back “J Cole is the king of southern hip hop Based on his ability to rap solely And not having to go full blown commercial” T.I. was a huge superstar but he had to do the commercial sound a lot more And was not the lyrcist cole is Scarface legendary but never really had a big mainstream presence And he’s a better story teller than Cole But lyrically Cole is a better mc than Scarface too But I agree with Marco fasho

J COLE KING OF SOUTHERN HIP HOP I agree with Marco But I think Marco plus should’ve said It this way so Charlemagne couldn’t push back “J Cole is the king of southern hip hop Based on his ability to rap solely And not having to go full blown commercial” T.I. was a huge superstar but he had to do the commercial sound a lot more And was not the lyrcist cole is Scarface legendary but never really had a big mainstream presence And he’s a better story teller than Cole But lyrically Cole is a better mc than Scarface too But I agree with Marco fasho

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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 clips where J. Cole originally introduced us to Lil Cole, showing how this character has existed in his music and storytelling for a long time. Lil Cole has appeared or been referenced on tracks like: •“Brackets” (KOD) •Dollar and a Dream II •Other records following the KOD era 📲 Why This Is Interesting Now •These texts reportedly started after J. Cole announced the release date for his upcoming album The Fall Off •The messages are labeled as coming from Lil Cole, not J. Cole or Dreamville • But The Number is a 910 area code which is known as an Fayetteville North Carolina area code 👀 🤔 What Fans Are Theorizing •Lil Cole could return as a conceptual voice or alter ego presence on the album •Possible “feature” credited to Lil Cole, symbolizing inner dialogue or reflection •A creative rollout leading into what’s expected to be J. Cole’s final album 🎤 The Big Question Is Lil Cole about to make an official appearance on The Fall Off, or is this just part of a deeper narrative rollout? 👀 Either way, this feels intentional.

👀 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 clips where J. Cole originally introduced us to Lil Cole, showing how this character has existed in his music and storytelling for a long time. Lil Cole has appeared or been referenced on tracks like: •“Brackets” (KOD) •Dollar and a Dream II •Other records following the KOD era 📲 Why This Is Interesting Now •These texts reportedly started after J. Cole announced the release date for his upcoming album The Fall Off •The messages are labeled as coming from Lil Cole, not J. Cole or Dreamville • But The Number is a 910 area code which is known as an Fayetteville North Carolina area code 👀 🤔 What Fans Are Theorizing •Lil Cole could return as a conceptual voice or alter ego presence on the album •Possible “feature” credited to Lil Cole, symbolizing inner dialogue or reflection •A creative rollout leading into what’s expected to be J. Cole’s final album 🎤 The Big Question Is Lil Cole about to make an official appearance on The Fall Off, or is this just part of a deeper narrative rollout? 👀 Either way, this feels intentional.

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J. Cole: “Like a Star” I used to gate keep this song back in HS. Only the day 1 Cole fans remember this classic 💎 Cole humming the sample lyrics at the end was my favorite part !

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Miguel speaking on J. Cole: “J. Cole is one of the best at having conversations w/ you while also dropping gems… He’s like a brother in all of this” Miguel goes on to reveal that J. Cole can play the guitar and shares why he has leaned on him for unbiased opinions 🎥(2017)

Miguel speaking on J. Cole: “J. Cole is one of the best at having conversations w/ you while also dropping gems… He’s like a brother in all of this” Miguel goes on to reveal that J. Cole can play the guitar and shares why he has leaned on him for unbiased opinions 🎥(2017)

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Wayno says the second best Album to drop this year is THE FALL OFF by J. Cole: “J. Cole put together a SOLID double album.. Cole did NOT disappoint us. Cole dropped a good album w/ The Fall Off & nobody can dispute that. Rapping wise, song wise & the sequencing all made for a great album.” Wayno Concludes by Saying ICEMAN by Drake is the best album to Drop this year.

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Rory & Mal speak on J. Cole & Jay Z: “Just to be clear, we don’t think that Cole took a shot at Hov… I think it was an honest feeling he had at one point” They go on to share they believe Hov was played the record before it was released to the public

Rory & Mal speak on J. Cole & Jay Z: “Just to be clear, we don’t think that Cole took a shot at Hov… I think it was an honest feeling he had at one point” They go on to share they believe Hov was played the record before it was released to the public

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🚨 Rory & Mal on J. Cole’s The Fall Off Mal says Cole will never mentally get over the decision he made that day when he apologized on stage stressing Cole sounds stuck in that moment, with the confidence gone and the music coming from a near victim mentality, Disc 29 sounds like Off-Season Cole, while Disc 39 sounds more timid and reflective. Rory & Mal say “What If” dragged Kendrick and Drake back into the conversation unnecessarily, making it impossible to fully move on. Mal also questions why Kendrick isn’t on the album at all, saying whether it was cleared or not, the absence is loud.

🚨 Rory & Mal on J. Cole’s The Fall Off Mal says Cole will never mentally get over the decision he made that day when he apologized on stage stressing Cole sounds stuck in that moment, with the confidence gone and the music coming from a near victim mentality, Disc 29 sounds like Off-Season Cole, while Disc 39 sounds more timid and reflective. Rory & Mal say “What If” dragged Kendrick and Drake back into the conversation unnecessarily, making it impossible to fully move on. Mal also questions why Kendrick isn’t on the album at all, saying whether it was cleared or not, the absence is loud.

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Jadakiss praises J. Cole's upcoming album "The Fall-Off," while Fat Joe questions if fans will still be receptive to Cole's music following the Drake & Kendrick Lamar feud 👀 "Shoutout to J. Cole, he's got a project coming out called 'The Fall-Off,' and he's got a mixtape where he used some of The LOX. He rhymed over 'Money, Power & Respect,' and he rhymed over 'Can I Live.' Killed them sh*ts. So, Cole is coming back in a major way." (Via Joe and Jada)

Jadakiss praises J. Cole's upcoming album "The Fall-Off," while Fat Joe questions if fans will still be receptive to Cole's music following the Drake & Kendrick Lamar feud 👀 "Shoutout to J. Cole, he's got a project coming out called 'The Fall-Off,' and he's got a mixtape where he used some of The LOX. He rhymed over 'Money, Power & Respect,' and he rhymed over 'Can I Live.' Killed them sh*ts. So, Cole is coming back in a major way." (Via Joe and Jada)

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