In a recent turn of events, the rap community is buzzing with excitement as J. Cole has finally responded to Kendrick Lamar's diss on Metro Boomin & Future’s collaborative album “We Don’t Trust You”. Kendrick Lamar’s bold declaration of "Motherf— the big 3, n—- it’s just big me, n—- bum” on “Like That” sparked controversy, prompting Cole to hit back with his own lyrical prowess on his 7th studio album, "Might Delete Later".
In the track titled "7 Minute Drill", Cole doesn't hold back, asserting that Lamar has "fell off" and his recent work lacks the impact of his earlier classics. Not stopping there, Cole takes aim at the Recording Academy, expressing his disdain with the lyrics, “F— the Grammys ’cause them crackers ain’t did nothing for me.”
But "Might Delete Later" isn't just about the disses. It's a feature-stacked album with collaborations including Ari Lennox, Gucci Mane, Cam'ron, Ab-Soul, and more. The album also features the highly anticipated track "Crocodile Tearz", previously teased in Cole's "might delete later" vlog.
As tensions rise in the rap world, Cole's latest album delivers not only fiery responses but also solidifies his position as one of the genre's most influential voices.
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