J. Cole wasted no time firing again at Kendrick Lamar along with his newly unveiled “7 Minute Drill.”
The monitor was unveiled as a part of Cole’s sudden “May Delete Later” undertaking, which dropped Friday. The 12-track mixtape concluded with probably the most talked about single, which took direct goal at Lamar, whom Cole beforehand considered as being a part of his “Huge Three.”
“I bought a telephone name, they are saying that someone dissin’/ You need some consideration, it include extensions,” Cole mentioned within the refrain earlier than letting off a string of deadly disses in direction of his former buddy.
“Your first sh** was traditional, your final sh** was tragic/ Your second sh** put niggas to sleep, however they gassed it/ Your third sh** was huge, and that was your prime,” Cole fired off, referring to “Good Child, M.A.A.D Metropolis,” “To Pimp a Butterfly,” and “Rattling,” which all achieved multi-platinum standing.
It’s unclear how this feud started, although on the 2023 single “First Individual Shooter,” Cole praised Lamar, rapping, “Love once they argue the toughest MC/ Is it Okay-Dot? Is it Aubrey? Or me?/ We the large three like we began a league, however proper now, I really feel like Muhammad Ali.”
Lamar didn’t take too kindly to being aligned with the “Huge Three,” which he made crystal clear on “Like That.”
“Suppose I received’t drop the situation? I nonetheless bought PTSD/ Motherf*** the large three, nigga, it’s simply huge me,” Lamar rapped throughout his verse on the Metro Boomin’ and Future monitor.
Hopefully, these two can get again on the identical web page, although that doesn’t appear potential in the intervening time.
