J. Cole
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Music Cole said the song was about rap in general, not the modern generation. However, now fans think he's being too soft.
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Music From J. Cole regretting a Kendrick diss to Soulja Boy's apology to the military, we explore 11 times rappers apologized.
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Music Cole is all peace and love, and Drake fans are always ready for war.
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Music Big Boy had an opposing take that most people have come around to agree with.
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Music Punch says all of the verses were recorded well beforehand.
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Music Young Thug, Nigo, Meek Mill, The Weeknd, Playboi Carti, Maxo Kream, and Tyler, The Creator also graced our "Fire Emoji" update this week.
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Music J Cole recently confused fans by allegedly teasing his retirement, but that won't happen before 21 Savage, Lil Wayne and more hit Dreamville.
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Music The two met up after a Rolling Loud, according to Pump, and had an enlightening conversation for about an hour.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music The Dreamville boss' cosign through a verse is legendary at this point, and exactly what could take the Detroit MC to new heights.
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Music "Fire Emoji" also boasts new releases from Ray Vaughn, Masicka, Little Simz, Lil Tjay, TiaCorine, and REASON this week.
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Music The performance at Dreamville Fest came after Lil Wayne and the Hot Boys already performed a series of shows, this year.
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Music J Cole admitted his heart isn't in it.
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