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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...

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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 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"

Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴

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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.
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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.

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🚨 Ray Daniels claims J. Cole may have “lined Drake up” during the Kendrick battle on the Rory & Mal podcast. Ray says if Cole had fully joined the battle, things might’ve played out differently since it would’ve been three artists going at each other instead of Drake vs Kendrick. Rory also says Drake deserves more credit for actually responding to rappers who diss him, unlike most artists who only throw subliminals. Ray adds Drake and Cole are actually more similar as people, while Kendrick is wired differently when it comes to competition.
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🚨 Ray Daniels claims J. Cole may have “lined Drake up” during the Kendrick battle on the Rory & Mal podcast. Ray says if Cole had fully joined the battle, things might’ve played out differently since it would’ve been three artists going at each other instead of Drake vs Kendrick. Rory also says Drake deserves more credit for actually responding to rappers who diss him, unlike most artists who only throw subliminals. Ray adds Drake and Cole are actually more similar as people, while Kendrick is wired differently when it comes to competition.

CY Chels

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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
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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

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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.
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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.

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🚨 Mal says he finally attended his first J. Cole concert and came away impressed. Despite his criticism of Cole after the Kendrick-Drake battle, Mal says he doesn’t hate J. Cole, calling the show great and praising Cole for selling out Barclays with no guests, no wardrobe changes, and creating a life where he could “ride a Citi Bike home” after the show without being bothered. “I just hate what he did as a rapper, as an MC, in a very rapper-MC moment.” Via Rory & Mal
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🚨 Mal says he finally attended his first J. Cole concert and came away impressed. Despite his criticism of Cole after the Kendrick-Drake battle, Mal says he doesn’t hate J. Cole, calling the show great and praising Cole for selling out Barclays with no guests, no wardrobe changes, and creating a life where he could “ride a Citi Bike home” after the show without being bothered. “I just hate what he did as a rapper, as an MC, in a very rapper-MC moment.” Via Rory & Mal

CY Chels

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🎙️ MAL REVEALS MAJOR INFO ON J. COLE & DRAKE FALLOUT 👀🔥 (Rory & Mal Podcast) Mal just dropped a bombshell about the post battle aftermath and it raises more questions than answers. 🚨 THE BIG REVEAL According to Mal: •J. Cole has not spoken to Drake since early 2024 •This happened right after Cole backed out of the battle •This was immediately following a full tour together 👉 Despite years of public unity, the relationship allegedly went radio silent. 🤔 WHY THIS FEELS STRANGE •Cole and Drake had just toured together •Drake helped Cole secure his first #1 song •Millions were made on that tour •Then… no communication ever again Mal called the move “nasty” and says Cole owes fans and Drake an explanation in bars 🎵 THE APOLOGY THAT RAISED EYEBROWS •Cole released a song 5 months after the Drake vs. Kendrick / industry battle •In the song, he apologizes to Drake •But if they haven’t spoken since early 2024… ❓Was the apology genuine or just for optics? 🧠 THE “BARZINI MEETING” THEORY This brings back a theory I raised during the battle itself 👀 🎬 WHAT IS THE BARZINI MEETING? From The Godfather: •Barzini uses a trusted insider (Tessio) to request a “peace meeting” •The meeting is actually a setup to assassinate Michael Corleone •Famous line: “Whoever comes to you with this Barzini meeting… he’s the traitor.” 🎤 WHY THIS MATTERS IN HIP-HOP Jay Z once warned Drake directly: “Drake, here's how they gon' come at you With silly rap feuds, tryin' to distract you In disguise, in the form of a favor The Barzini meeting, watch for the traitors, uhh I done seen it all, done it all That's why none of these dum-dums could done him off…” 💭 The question now being asked: •Did Cole unknowingly (or knowingly) line Drake up to jump into the battle? •Was the Kendrick conversation the “meeting”? •Did something get said on that call that permanently severed the relationship? 🕵🏽‍♂️ THE UNANSWERED QUESTIONS •Who leaked the original “Push Ups” diss? •What exactly was said in the Cole x Kendrick conversation? •Why did Cole never speak to Drake again? •Were they friends… or just business partners? Even Mal admits: “This is not common knowledge. Fans did not know this.” 🗣️ MAL’S CORE DEMAND •Cole doesn’t need interviews •He doesn’t need podcasts •He doesn’t need press runs 🎶 Put it in the bars. Explain: •Why you backed out •Why you spoke to Kendrick •Why Drake never heard from you again 📌 BOTTOM LINE •Public unity ➝ private silence •Apology without reconciliation •A theory once dismissed now feels… possible •The battle may be over, but the story isn’t finished 👀 Who do you think really set the pieces in motion?
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🎙️ MAL REVEALS MAJOR INFO ON J. COLE & DRAKE FALLOUT 👀🔥 (Rory & Mal Podcast) Mal just dropped a bombshell about the post battle aftermath and it raises more questions than answers. 🚨 THE BIG REVEAL According to Mal: •J. Cole has not spoken to Drake since early 2024 •This happened right after Cole backed out of the battle •This was immediately following a full tour together 👉 Despite years of public unity, the relationship allegedly went radio silent. 🤔 WHY THIS FEELS STRANGE •Cole and Drake had just toured together •Drake helped Cole secure his first #1 song •Millions were made on that tour •Then… no communication ever again Mal called the move “nasty” and says Cole owes fans and Drake an explanation in bars 🎵 THE APOLOGY THAT RAISED EYEBROWS •Cole released a song 5 months after the Drake vs. Kendrick / industry battle •In the song, he apologizes to Drake •But if they haven’t spoken since early 2024… ❓Was the apology genuine or just for optics? 🧠 THE “BARZINI MEETING” THEORY This brings back a theory I raised during the battle itself 👀 🎬 WHAT IS THE BARZINI MEETING? From The Godfather: •Barzini uses a trusted insider (Tessio) to request a “peace meeting” •The meeting is actually a setup to assassinate Michael Corleone •Famous line: “Whoever comes to you with this Barzini meeting… he’s the traitor.” 🎤 WHY THIS MATTERS IN HIP-HOP Jay Z once warned Drake directly: “Drake, here's how they gon' come at you With silly rap feuds, tryin' to distract you In disguise, in the form of a favor The Barzini meeting, watch for the traitors, uhh I done seen it all, done it all That's why none of these dum-dums could done him off…” 💭 The question now being asked: •Did Cole unknowingly (or knowingly) line Drake up to jump into the battle? •Was the Kendrick conversation the “meeting”? •Did something get said on that call that permanently severed the relationship? 🕵🏽‍♂️ THE UNANSWERED QUESTIONS •Who leaked the original “Push Ups” diss? •What exactly was said in the Cole x Kendrick conversation? •Why did Cole never speak to Drake again? •Were they friends… or just business partners? Even Mal admits: “This is not common knowledge. Fans did not know this.” 🗣️ MAL’S CORE DEMAND •Cole doesn’t need interviews •He doesn’t need podcasts •He doesn’t need press runs 🎶 Put it in the bars. Explain: •Why you backed out •Why you spoke to Kendrick •Why Drake never heard from you again 📌 BOTTOM LINE •Public unity ➝ private silence •Apology without reconciliation •A theory once dismissed now feels… possible •The battle may be over, but the story isn’t finished 👀 Who do you think really set the pieces in motion?

Cousin Tino ™️

497,519 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

🚨 Mal says J. Cole and Drake are actually similar, arguing neither rapper is the type to go around looking for problems or starting drama. Mal says Drake isn’t naturally a problematic or aggressive artist, saying most of his confrontations only happen once a battle has already started.
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🚨 Mal says J. Cole and Drake are actually similar, arguing neither rapper is the type to go around looking for problems or starting drama. Mal says Drake isn’t naturally a problematic or aggressive artist, saying most of his confrontations only happen once a battle has already started.

CY Chels

178,343 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Today I learned that the reason J. Cole got emotional the other night performing ‘Love Yourz’ in the now viral clip was because of a kid named Collin Griffin, who he met in 2017 when Collin was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer. Collin’s Make-A-Wish was to meet Cole, and when he passed away the next year, Cole was even mentioned in his obituary. Collin met Cole backstage at a show in DC, and Dreamville took care of him with merch and the like. Cole even took the shoes off his feet and signed them for Collin, asking him to work hard to beat cancer. Collin told Cole that his music has been inspirational for him and helped him get through this difficult time, to which Cole responded "No, you inspire me." Collin broke down in tears. Fast forward to Cole’s Cleveland show over the weekend, Collin’s family attended and held up pictures of him, which Cole called out right before performing ‘Love Yourz.’ Collin loved to draw, had a great passion for music, and he lived each day to the fullest. RIP 💙🕊️ “We love Collin, man” -Cole
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Today I learned that the reason J. Cole got emotional the other night performing ‘Love Yourz’ in the now viral clip was because of a kid named Collin Griffin, who he met in 2017 when Collin was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer. Collin’s Make-A-Wish was to meet Cole, and when he passed away the next year, Cole was even mentioned in his obituary. Collin met Cole backstage at a show in DC, and Dreamville took care of him with merch and the like. Cole even took the shoes off his feet and signed them for Collin, asking him to work hard to beat cancer. Collin told Cole that his music has been inspirational for him and helped him get through this difficult time, to which Cole responded "No, you inspire me." Collin broke down in tears. Fast forward to Cole’s Cleveland show over the weekend, Collin’s family attended and held up pictures of him, which Cole called out right before performing ‘Love Yourz.’ Collin loved to draw, had a great passion for music, and he lived each day to the fullest. RIP 💙🕊️ “We love Collin, man” -Cole

Joey

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Fat Joe Says He Doesn’t Look At J Cole The Same Anymore After Not Battling Kendrick & Drake 🔥🥩 During the latest episode of the “Joe and Jada” podcast, Jadakiss revealed J. Cole is dropping a new project before his album, also confirming he heard some of the music and it sounds fire. Fat Joe argued back, saying he can’t listen to Cole’s music the same after he backed down from the battle with Kendrick Lamar and Drake, affirming he doesn’t like Cole acting gangsta after dodging all the smoke👀🤯
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Fat Joe Says He Doesn’t Look At J Cole The Same Anymore After Not Battling Kendrick & Drake 🔥🥩 During the latest episode of the “Joe and Jada” podcast, Jadakiss revealed J. Cole is dropping a new project before his album, also confirming he heard some of the music and it sounds fire. Fat Joe argued back, saying he can’t listen to Cole’s music the same after he backed down from the battle with Kendrick Lamar and Drake, affirming he doesn’t like Cole acting gangsta after dodging all the smoke👀🤯

Diverse Mentality

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J. Cole says he still has “genuine love” for both Drake and Kendrick Lamar 🚨 “I got genuine love for these dudes… I hate to see the world sh*t on either one of them in defense of the other.” (via Apple Music)
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J. Cole says he still has “genuine love” for both Drake and Kendrick Lamar 🚨 “I got genuine love for these dudes… I hate to see the world sh*t on either one of them in defense of the other.” (via Apple Music)

Kurrco

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🚨 Debate on Math Hoffa’s show: Mal says J Cole played a shady role in the Drake and Kendrick battle, arguing Kendrick’s “big three” line came from Cole’s bar first and he’s the only one who stamped it Math Hoffa disagrees, saying Cole did the right thing stepping out of the beef if his heart wasn’t in it. Math Hoffa also says Biggie would’ve lyrically smoked Tupac in a rap battle.
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🚨 Debate on Math Hoffa’s show: Mal says J Cole played a shady role in the Drake and Kendrick battle, arguing Kendrick’s “big three” line came from Cole’s bar first and he’s the only one who stamped it Math Hoffa disagrees, saying Cole did the right thing stepping out of the beef if his heart wasn’t in it. Math Hoffa also says Biggie would’ve lyrically smoked Tupac in a rap battle.

CY Chels

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Akademiks says J. Cole has always loved Kendrick Lamar more than himself and calls Cole a “beta male.” Ak runs through a whole timeline: Cole allegedly taking a slap from Diddy while defending Kendrick, still name dropping Kendrick on First Person Shooter even after Kendrick declined the verse, then Kendrick firing back on like that just for Cole to apologise to Kendrick on stage in front of 30,000 people Meanwhile, Ak points out Drake never even pushed the “big three” angle that was always Cole
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Akademiks says J. Cole has always loved Kendrick Lamar more than himself and calls Cole a “beta male.” Ak runs through a whole timeline: Cole allegedly taking a slap from Diddy while defending Kendrick, still name dropping Kendrick on First Person Shooter even after Kendrick declined the verse, then Kendrick firing back on like that just for Cole to apologise to Kendrick on stage in front of 30,000 people Meanwhile, Ak points out Drake never even pushed the “big three” angle that was always Cole

CY Chels

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The Joe Budden Podcast responds to fans calling them out for skipping J. Cole’s concert. Ice said “there’s nothing about a Cole show that stands out,” while Ish added that The Fall Off wasn’t good enough to make people want to go. Joe agreed with the criticism but explained he’s been overspending lately on suites at various shows and didn’t want to attend one surrounded by “nice people” — Cole fans are too nice, he said. Marc brought up fans comparing Cole to Jay-Z, arguing he deserves the same coverage but the cast pushed back, saying Cole and Jay-Z aren’t on the same level to deserve the same coverage .
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The Joe Budden Podcast responds to fans calling them out for skipping J. Cole’s concert. Ice said “there’s nothing about a Cole show that stands out,” while Ish added that The Fall Off wasn’t good enough to make people want to go. Joe agreed with the criticism but explained he’s been overspending lately on suites at various shows and didn’t want to attend one surrounded by “nice people” — Cole fans are too nice, he said. Marc brought up fans comparing Cole to Jay-Z, arguing he deserves the same coverage but the cast pushed back, saying Cole and Jay-Z aren’t on the same level to deserve the same coverage .

Yawovi1986

196,259 görüntüleme • 13 gün önce

😂 DJ Akademiks reacts to RDCWorld’s viral skit parodying how Drake fans have allegedly been acting ever since the release of Iceman and Ak couldn’t stop laughing. The skit shows a group of over the top Drake supporters aggressively questioning anyone who isn’t fully loyal to The Boy, especially fans of J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar. 🎭 One of the funniest moments comes when a character gets pressed for still supporting J. Cole after his fallout with Drake. 🗣️ “Drake might’ve forgave Cole, fam… but I’m not sure I do yet.” Ak found the skit humorous 🤣 While watching, he even joked that being a die-hard J. Cole fan might be a red flag. 🗣️ “If J. Cole is your number one rapper, it tells me something about you.” Ak then referenced a famous quote from comedian Katt Williams, jokingly applying it to Cole supporters: 🗣️ “You have an unnatural allegiance to losers.” The skit escalates when a character admits he listens to Drake, Kendrick, AND Cole equally. 😳 That answer immediately gets him labeled a traitor by the fictional Drake fan club. 🗣️ “You listen to all three? All three?!” The character is then hilariously “banished” and left with Drake rivals including: Kendrick Lamar ASAP Rocky Rick Ross DJ Khaled 💀 Akademiks especially laughed at how the skit portrayed Drake fans treating neutrality as a crime. The funniest part for Ak was how RDC exaggerated the stereotype that Drake supporters now expect complete loyalty after Iceman dropped. Toward the end of the reaction, Akademiks pushed back on one part of the narrative though. 🗣️ “Why do people act like it’s only Canadians that like Drake?” Ak noted that Drake remains one of the most globally supported artists in music and joked that the internet often acts like his fanbase is much smaller than the numbers actually show.
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😂 DJ Akademiks reacts to RDCWorld’s viral skit parodying how Drake fans have allegedly been acting ever since the release of Iceman and Ak couldn’t stop laughing. The skit shows a group of over the top Drake supporters aggressively questioning anyone who isn’t fully loyal to The Boy, especially fans of J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar. 🎭 One of the funniest moments comes when a character gets pressed for still supporting J. Cole after his fallout with Drake. 🗣️ “Drake might’ve forgave Cole, fam… but I’m not sure I do yet.” Ak found the skit humorous 🤣 While watching, he even joked that being a die-hard J. Cole fan might be a red flag. 🗣️ “If J. Cole is your number one rapper, it tells me something about you.” Ak then referenced a famous quote from comedian Katt Williams, jokingly applying it to Cole supporters: 🗣️ “You have an unnatural allegiance to losers.” The skit escalates when a character admits he listens to Drake, Kendrick, AND Cole equally. 😳 That answer immediately gets him labeled a traitor by the fictional Drake fan club. 🗣️ “You listen to all three? All three?!” The character is then hilariously “banished” and left with Drake rivals including: Kendrick Lamar ASAP Rocky Rick Ross DJ Khaled 💀 Akademiks especially laughed at how the skit portrayed Drake fans treating neutrality as a crime. The funniest part for Ak was how RDC exaggerated the stereotype that Drake supporters now expect complete loyalty after Iceman dropped. Toward the end of the reaction, Akademiks pushed back on one part of the narrative though. 🗣️ “Why do people act like it’s only Canadians that like Drake?” Ak noted that Drake remains one of the most globally supported artists in music and joked that the internet often acts like his fanbase is much smaller than the numbers actually show.

Cousin Tino ™️

46,454 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

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 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

🎙️ DJ Akademiks Reacts to J. Cole on “7PM in Brooklyn” Clears Up “First Person Shooter” Drama 👀 Here’s breakdown of what DJ Akademiks is saying about J. Cole, Drake, and Kendrick Lamar: 🔹 “First Person Shooter” Who Wanted Kendrick First? •Akademiks says Cole is clearing up a major narrative: •❌ It was NOT Cole pushing for Kendrick •✅ It was allegedly Drake (or his team) who originally wanted Kendrick on the record •According to the breakdown: •The song may have started as a Drake x Kendrick idea •Kendrick’s side wasn’t responding or moving on it •That’s when Drake pivoted to J. Cole 👉 This flips the narrative fans have been running with. 🔹 Akademiks: “Half Truths, Not Lies” 🤔 •Akademiks doesn’t call Cole a liar, but says: •He’s speaking in “half-truths” •Cole likely knew Kendrick was in the mix early on •Key point: •Cole mentioning Drake + Kendrick together suggests 👉 he had some awareness of the original plan 🔹 Drake’s Mindset at the Time 🧠 •If Drake was still trying to work with Kendrick in 2023: •There was no full-blown hatred yet •It may have been more about competition than beef •Akademiks take: Drake could’ve wanted Kendrick on the song just to out rap him, not avoid him. 🔹 J. Cole’s Position 🎯 •Cole says: •He received the beat by himself •There was no active 3 man version when he got it •He felt pressure to deliver for Drake and rewrote his verse multiple times 👉 Bottom line: •From Cole’s POV, it was always him + Drake when it got to him. 🔹 Dreamville Fest Context 🎤 •Another “half truth” Akademiks points out: •Drake was always planned to perform at Dreamville Fest •He backed out to avoid putting Cole in a tough public position 🔹 Schoolboy Q Rumor = FALSE ❌ •Akademiks shuts down the rumor involving ScHoolboy Q: •Claims Q “warned” Cole are completely made up •Origin traced back to internet/blog speculation (not Q himself) 🔥 Bigger Takeaway •There’s a mix of: •Half-truths •Misinterpretations •Flat-out rumors •But the key shift in the story: 👉 Drake may have wanted Kendrick FIRST… not Cole 💭 Final Thought This adds a new layer to the whole situation: •Drake → open to collaborating (even competitively) •Kendrick → possibly moving differently behind the scenes •Cole → caught in the middle of narratives he didn’t fully control
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🎙️ DJ Akademiks Reacts to J. Cole on “7PM in Brooklyn” Clears Up “First Person Shooter” Drama 👀 Here’s breakdown of what DJ Akademiks is saying about J. Cole, Drake, and Kendrick Lamar: 🔹 “First Person Shooter” Who Wanted Kendrick First? •Akademiks says Cole is clearing up a major narrative: •❌ It was NOT Cole pushing for Kendrick •✅ It was allegedly Drake (or his team) who originally wanted Kendrick on the record •According to the breakdown: •The song may have started as a Drake x Kendrick idea •Kendrick’s side wasn’t responding or moving on it •That’s when Drake pivoted to J. Cole 👉 This flips the narrative fans have been running with. 🔹 Akademiks: “Half Truths, Not Lies” 🤔 •Akademiks doesn’t call Cole a liar, but says: •He’s speaking in “half-truths” •Cole likely knew Kendrick was in the mix early on •Key point: •Cole mentioning Drake + Kendrick together suggests 👉 he had some awareness of the original plan 🔹 Drake’s Mindset at the Time 🧠 •If Drake was still trying to work with Kendrick in 2023: •There was no full-blown hatred yet •It may have been more about competition than beef •Akademiks take: Drake could’ve wanted Kendrick on the song just to out rap him, not avoid him. 🔹 J. Cole’s Position 🎯 •Cole says: •He received the beat by himself •There was no active 3 man version when he got it •He felt pressure to deliver for Drake and rewrote his verse multiple times 👉 Bottom line: •From Cole’s POV, it was always him + Drake when it got to him. 🔹 Dreamville Fest Context 🎤 •Another “half truth” Akademiks points out: •Drake was always planned to perform at Dreamville Fest •He backed out to avoid putting Cole in a tough public position 🔹 Schoolboy Q Rumor = FALSE ❌ •Akademiks shuts down the rumor involving ScHoolboy Q: •Claims Q “warned” Cole are completely made up •Origin traced back to internet/blog speculation (not Q himself) 🔥 Bigger Takeaway •There’s a mix of: •Half-truths •Misinterpretations •Flat-out rumors •But the key shift in the story: 👉 Drake may have wanted Kendrick FIRST… not Cole 💭 Final Thought This adds a new layer to the whole situation: •Drake → open to collaborating (even competitively) •Kendrick → possibly moving differently behind the scenes •Cole → caught in the middle of narratives he didn’t fully control

Cousin Tino ™️

20,909 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

🚨 Akademiks breaks down why Drake allegedly feels betrayed by DJ Khaled after the Kendrick battle Ak says Drake genuinely viewed Khaled as family even recording parts of HER LOSS at Khaled’s house but during the Kendrick beef, Ak claims Khaled stayed completely silent while Drake was getting “jumped” publicly before eventually popping back out just to announce he had “2 Drake songs” Adin Ross also reveals Drake once told him that out of everybody in the industry… Adin and Akademiks were two of the only people who genuinely had his back
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🚨 Akademiks breaks down why Drake allegedly feels betrayed by DJ Khaled after the Kendrick battle Ak says Drake genuinely viewed Khaled as family even recording parts of HER LOSS at Khaled’s house but during the Kendrick beef, Ak claims Khaled stayed completely silent while Drake was getting “jumped” publicly before eventually popping back out just to announce he had “2 Drake songs” Adin Ross also reveals Drake once told him that out of everybody in the industry… Adin and Akademiks were two of the only people who genuinely had his back

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DJ Akademiks explains why he thinks lying is the best way to defeat Kendrick Lamar in a rap battle, saying J. Cole didn't want to cross that line: "The best ability that Kendrick had during the battle, y'all gonna hate me for it, but it was lying. Straight up. Making lies sound believable, setting narratives, and crossing the line. You see, J. Cole is too clean to cross the line." "You've got to come out with lies, straight up. That's how he won it. And I think that's why he had an advantage over Drake, too. Drake couldn't lie as well as Kendrick, that's a fact."
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DJ Akademiks explains why he thinks lying is the best way to defeat Kendrick Lamar in a rap battle, saying J. Cole didn't want to cross that line: "The best ability that Kendrick had during the battle, y'all gonna hate me for it, but it was lying. Straight up. Making lies sound believable, setting narratives, and crossing the line. You see, J. Cole is too clean to cross the line." "You've got to come out with lies, straight up. That's how he won it. And I think that's why he had an advantage over Drake, too. Drake couldn't lie as well as Kendrick, that's a fact."

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