Thank you OTF Jam for cooperating against Lil Durk, you’re still sentenced to 45 years in federal prison for the 3 murders you plead guilty to.
Congrats you fucking goofy 🤡😂
Meanwhile that bozo, from that bozo podcast said Cole was crying to win fans back….a sold-out arena of fans.
Hip-Hop media is in such a bad place and the people, along with “credible” outlets keep propping up these nasty podcasters.
😭 my sweet baby brother still having such an impact all of these years later. 🪽 I feel like I need to do a story time on our relationship with J Cole, which is what led to him crying while performing Love Yourz in Cleveland. He had no idea we’d be there so he had a raw moment.
Everybody in rap twitter is saying the exact thing we all been saying about Akademiks. This is what happens when you allow people like him to get a platform, muddy up the space, & wait til it GETS BAD to finally take it serious
Apple Music’s Rap Life Review show discusses J. Cole’s ‘The Fall Off’ tour:
Low: “The show was phenomenal…The breath control is crazy. The attention to detail is crazy…The whole Dreamville camp put so much intent into that show…One of the best concerts I’ve been to.”
Nadeska: “All the fan interaction was dope. It was cool for me to see songs like ‘2face’…[with] people rapping along…It was a super duper Cole show.”
Via @AppleMusic@LowKeyUHTN@neweryork
the extent to which people want to hate on J. Cole is deadass mentally ill. he cried because he saw a family member of a close fan who died in 2018 attended the show and he’s getting hate for that. genuinely unbelievable how cartoonishly evil these people are
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