One month into tour and the vibes are high, the hair is flourishing, the fits are 🥛, the fatigue is real but the fans give me life, the music is new, the collab is with my @jungle4eva family, and this song is called Romeo II.
Go stream that alongside the whole Sunshine album by Jungle, thank me later.
Hope to see you @thefalloff26 tour.
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
The Fall-Off Magazine is now available. A lot of amazing talents came together to put this project together that came out so amazing.
Available now at https://t.co/iEW1q0z3SY
Available exclusively in person in Charlotte today. Stay tuned for the Details 🙏🏿
@KrissKillz I tried to give u a play, purely out of pity, cause no one else does. Was just far too ass though. Usually would tell you work on your craft, but the world would indeed be a better place if you just hung it up champ. Back to your day job, run along now.