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🚨 NEW HEAT ALERT 🚨 Producer PythonP just dropped a record titled “Collard Greens” Via IG featuring three elite lyricists: J. Cole, Daylyt, and Ab-Soul. Allegedly recorded 11/11/2023 and it sounds like they’ve been sitting on a lyrical time capsule. Who had the better verse J Cole, DayLyt, Or... show more

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Ab-Soul speaks on working with J. Cole and the sessions where this song and Pi were created: “He flew us out…to do a [studio] lock-in on some steel sharpen steel…His intent was to spar with lyricists that he respect.” Via Effective Immediately ❗️

Ab-Soul speaks on working with J. Cole and the sessions where this song and Pi were created: “He flew us out…to do a [studio] lock-in on some steel sharpen steel…His intent was to spar with lyricists that he respect.” Via Effective Immediately ❗️

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🚨 Mallory Bros say J. Cole has been playing it too safe with his albums ever since 4 Your Eyez Only The crew argue projects like KOD, The Off-Season and The Fall Off never took the creative risks they expected, despite J. Cole continuing to rap at an elite level. They also believe The Fall Off was held to a higher standard because J. Cole spent years calling it his best work. Via Mallory Bros

🚨 Mallory Bros say J. Cole has been playing it too safe with his albums ever since 4 Your Eyez Only The crew argue projects like KOD, The Off-Season and The Fall Off never took the creative risks they expected, despite J. Cole continuing to rap at an elite level. They also believe The Fall Off was held to a higher standard because J. Cole spent years calling it his best work. Via Mallory Bros

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Mike WiLL Made-It shows love to J. Cole for always supporting him, revealing that Cole helped shape the creative process for his latest album "R3SET" 🫂 "Shout out to J. Cole, he was another one in my corner. Like, I was supposed to drop a project in 2023. I was shooting this video and then Cole had called me 'cause he was already recording at my studio for like a week, and me and Cole got a bunch of stuff..." "[Cole] was like, 'Call me at any time for anything. Ask me any questions.' [...] So, salute J. Cole for being in my corner on that." (Via Apple Music / The Ebro Show)

Mike WiLL Made-It shows love to J. Cole for always supporting him, revealing that Cole helped shape the creative process for his latest album "R3SET" 🫂 "Shout out to J. Cole, he was another one in my corner. Like, I was supposed to drop a project in 2023. I was shooting this video and then Cole had called me 'cause he was already recording at my studio for like a week, and me and Cole got a bunch of stuff..." "[Cole] was like, 'Call me at any time for anything. Ask me any questions.' [...] So, salute J. Cole for being in my corner on that." (Via Apple Music / The Ebro Show)

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Lute says that DaBaby had the best verse on ‘Under the Sun’ and speaks on nearly passing on the song: “I listen and there’s a J. Cole verse on there and I’m like mmm, this my first Cole record. I was gonna turn it down at the time tho…The beat didn’t feel like me…My managers like ‘Bruh you trippin’” 💀 Crazy how something that Lute almost passed on became such a massive moment for him S/o Don Chenz Gold Mouf

Lute says that DaBaby had the best verse on ‘Under the Sun’ and speaks on nearly passing on the song: “I listen and there’s a J. Cole verse on there and I’m like mmm, this my first Cole record. I was gonna turn it down at the time tho…The beat didn’t feel like me…My managers like ‘Bruh you trippin’” 💀 Crazy how something that Lute almost passed on became such a massive moment for him S/o Don Chenz Gold Mouf

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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.

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🚨 Justin Hunte says J. Cole completely changed The Fall Off after the Kendrick Drake battle. Hunte points to Cole admitting the album took on a new direction after the beef, arguing the project became “100% reactive” and shifted into fan service instead of the decade-long vision Cole originally had. He also criticizes Cole for chasing the post-battle regional wave, comparing the album to Kendrick Lamar’s GNX and calling it a “follow the leader” project instead of the work of someone leading the culture. Via The 3rd Verse Podcast

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Ari Lennox reflects on leaving Dreamville and shows love to J. Cole, apologizing for how she handled things at the time: "I do feel like they supported me overall. Like, I don't believe that I would've gotten this far without them. J. Cole was the greatest co-sign I could've ever had. As a neo-soul artist, people sleep on our genre... So, he changed my life and introduced me to people that probably might not have received me the same if they heard me outside of his camp." (Via The Breakfast Club)

Ari Lennox reflects on leaving Dreamville and shows love to J. Cole, apologizing for how she handled things at the time: "I do feel like they supported me overall. Like, I don't believe that I would've gotten this far without them. J. Cole was the greatest co-sign I could've ever had. As a neo-soul artist, people sleep on our genre... So, he changed my life and introduced me to people that probably might not have received me the same if they heard me outside of his camp." (Via The Breakfast Club)

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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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🚨 J. Cole says his idea for The Fall Off was to feature both Drake and Kendrick Lamar on the album as a way to celebrate coming up in the same era. Cole also reveals he got early word before release that Kendrick dissed him on “Like That,” which made him stay up to hear the Future & Metro Boomin album when it dropped. via his interview with Cam’ron on Talk With Flee

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🚨 Akademiks says Iceman wouldn’t have been nearly as successful if it dropped right after “Not Like Us,” People were too focused on narratives, controversy and Drake hate to properly appreciate the music. “Drake’s haters have finally been silenced” Ak even compared Drake’s run to J. Cole’s recent project, claiming Cole fell out of the Top 10 after just a few weeks while Iceman continues to dominate the charts.

🚨 Akademiks says Iceman wouldn’t have been nearly as successful if it dropped right after “Not Like Us,” People were too focused on narratives, controversy and Drake hate to properly appreciate the music. “Drake’s haters have finally been silenced” Ak even compared Drake’s run to J. Cole’s recent project, claiming Cole fell out of the Top 10 after just a few weeks while Iceman continues to dominate the charts.

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🚨 Davido on the reason the viral "Come My Way" snippet with Wande Coal never dropped — "He hit me up at the time to do the song. He hadn't released it so I recorded that verse and that verse is stupid hard. I think he wanted to drop it first then drop my own as a remix and I was like no oh, I didn't record it as a remix. It would have been nice sha"

🚨 Davido on the reason the viral "Come My Way" snippet with Wande Coal never dropped — "He hit me up at the time to do the song. He hadn't released it so I recorded that verse and that verse is stupid hard. I think he wanted to drop it first then drop my own as a remix and I was like no oh, I didn't record it as a remix. It would have been nice sha"

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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.

👀 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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🎙️ 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

🎙️ 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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🦂 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.”

🦂 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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😂 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.

😂 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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Reason says that West Coast rap > New York rap for the last 10-15 years and argues that it’s bc New York OG’s did not pass the torch: “The biggest rapper on the planet is either Drake (TO), J. Cole (NC) or Kendrick Lamar (LA)...[The West Coast] also has Jay Rock, you got ScHoolboy Q, [Ab-Soul], Westside Boogie…If [someone] is born in 2000, by the time he gets to the age where he starts arguing rap at lunch, who is he arguing about that’s on the East Coast [besides Joey Bada$$]?…We got more dudes in the debate… I don’t feel like they passed the torch the way that they could’ve. Because we admire them, we’ve taken their essence…and birthed this new era of dudes that just rap.”

Reason says that West Coast rap > New York rap for the last 10-15 years and argues that it’s bc New York OG’s did not pass the torch: “The biggest rapper on the planet is either Drake (TO), J. Cole (NC) or Kendrick Lamar (LA)...[The West Coast] also has Jay Rock, you got ScHoolboy Q, [Ab-Soul], Westside Boogie…If [someone] is born in 2000, by the time he gets to the age where he starts arguing rap at lunch, who is he arguing about that’s on the East Coast [besides Joey Bada$$]?…We got more dudes in the debate… I don’t feel like they passed the torch the way that they could’ve. Because we admire them, we’ve taken their essence…and birthed this new era of dudes that just rap.”

Joey

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🚨 BREAKING: RAY J ARRESTED AFTER UNHINGED LIVESTREAM - ALLEGEDLY PULLED A GUN ON HIS EX-WIFE & THREATENED TO KILL A MAN WATCH THIS CLOSELY. According to TMZ, Ray J has officially been arrested and booked into a Los Angeles-area jail on a charge of making a criminal threat. Bail: $50,000. This comes just hours after a completely chaotic livestream where Ray J: • Allegedly pulled out a gun • Pointed it during a violent argument • Told a man “I’ll kill you!” • Screamed at Princess Love • Accused his ex of drunk driving • And had kids in the house during the meltdown The entire thing was captured on video and spread across social media within minutes - with people calling it one of the wildest celebrity livestreams in years. Honest question: after seeing that clip… do you think Ray J needs jail time, help, or something else entirely?

🚨 BREAKING: RAY J ARRESTED AFTER UNHINGED LIVESTREAM - ALLEGEDLY PULLED A GUN ON HIS EX-WIFE & THREATENED TO KILL A MAN WATCH THIS CLOSELY. According to TMZ, Ray J has officially been arrested and booked into a Los Angeles-area jail on a charge of making a criminal threat. Bail: $50,000. This comes just hours after a completely chaotic livestream where Ray J: • Allegedly pulled out a gun • Pointed it during a violent argument • Told a man “I’ll kill you!” • Screamed at Princess Love • Accused his ex of drunk driving • And had kids in the house during the meltdown The entire thing was captured on video and spread across social media within minutes - with people calling it one of the wildest celebrity livestreams in years. Honest question: after seeing that clip… do you think Ray J needs jail time, help, or something else entirely?

HustleBitch

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🚨 Stat Quo, former Aftermath rapper and producer says every time Drake would work on an album he’d send Kendrick Lamar songs to try to get him on the project, but Kendrick never liked him. Stat also points to Drake publicly championing Baby Keem and trying to get in the studio with him as another sign the tension between Kendrick and Drake had been there for a long time. He also suggests J. Cole likely deleted “7 Minute Drill” because Kendrick may have known things about him behind the scenes that could’ve surfaced if the battle escalated. via Culture United on Justin L. Hunte podcast

🚨 Stat Quo, former Aftermath rapper and producer says every time Drake would work on an album he’d send Kendrick Lamar songs to try to get him on the project, but Kendrick never liked him. Stat also points to Drake publicly championing Baby Keem and trying to get in the studio with him as another sign the tension between Kendrick and Drake had been there for a long time. He also suggests J. Cole likely deleted “7 Minute Drill” because Kendrick may have known things about him behind the scenes that could’ve surfaced if the battle escalated. via Culture United on Justin L. Hunte podcast

CY Chels

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