J. Cole
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Sep 16, 2026
Matt GuzmanHOST
That said, there was an interesting shout-out, a little bit of a crossover here, if you will.
Matt GuzmanHOST
J. Cole decided to shout-out Spurs fans at his concert in San Antonio.
Matt GuzmanHOST
He talked about, obviously, all the artists always talk to the crowd, and we love you, we love our city, all the things, but...
Matt GuzmanHOST
He specifically, and as many of you know, is a big basketball fan.
Matt GuzmanHOST
Obviously, Darren Fox had trouble scoring and directing that offense late in the games, and the Spurs were giving up leads.
Matt GuzmanHOST
Mitch Johnson looked a little bit young as a head coach, and all those things are true, but the point of being a young team and getting that experience is so you can learn from it and kind of build upon that success.
Matt GuzmanHOST
And so, you know, J. Cole kind of put it nicely, I would say, you know, it looks like the Spurs are on the cusp of another stretch of years where Victor and the Spurs are going to be dominating the NBA, where teams are going to have to find answers to stop him, especially as they get older and then continue to gel and Mitch Johnson gets more comfortable.
Matt GuzmanHOST
All those things are very, very apparent.
Jeremy HeckGUEST
And there was kind of this call for artists to speak up, especially people who had been political or been outspoken in their music in the past and the whole thing.
Jeremy HeckGUEST
thing with No Name and J. Cole and the, you know, the tweet that clearly Cole and Kendrick both took some way as a shot at them or, you know, a subliminal to them because they both responded to it in the music was interesting because it's like, you know, at what point, I saw someone in the chat ask this too, like at what point are are all artists responsible to say something or just the ones who live in this conscious lane who we expect to say something? And I thought that was an interesting question.
Jeremy HeckGUEST
Like I thought about it a little bit.
Jeremy HeckGUEST
And the only thing I could think about is like, you know, when you go to, if you expect artists, an unhealthy burger at McDonald's and you go to McDonald's and they serve you an unhealthy burger, you're not necessarily disappointed because you knew what you were going into and you knew what to expect versus if you go to a fine dining restaurant that served you fine steak and some great mashed potatoes and a good side of asparagus every time you go there.
Justin HunteHOST
Right.
Justin HunteHOST
Despite the fact, I'll share this tab so you guys can see what the video looks like here.
Justin HunteHOST
But despite how people felt about Kendrick, despite how people felt about J. Cole, when we think back at 2020 on who made music, at least, that spoke to that moment in the most authentic way, Lil Baby.
Justin HunteHOST
Lil Baby was the one.
Animal BrownHOST
Fuck.
Animal BrownHOST
And then J. Cole used the same sample.
Animal BrownHOST
On his Truly Yours, or Yours Truly, whatever the fuck he called it.
Animal BrownHOST
Fuck me, I had it on the tip of my tongue.
Animal BrownHOST
You ain't know he had a song about
Spike LouHOST
Big and Pac? You talking
Animal BrownHOST
about J. Cole? No, man.
Animal BrownHOST
What if? No.
JacobHOST
And then if not, then we got something to talk about.
ClaytonHOST
J. Cole in the chat says, I got to go back and see if Zaire called out PFF on the 520 podcast.
ClaytonHOST
What do you think here, Tim, about the defensive grades, man? Anything stick out to you?
TimHOST
Yeah, that grade on Ziggy Franklin, that's egregious.
TimHOST
And I didn't see Kyler giving himself up at all on that play.
ClaytonHOST
Absolutely.
ClaytonHOST
J. Cole says, look at Koop's grade.
ClaytonHOST
I mean, come on, dude.
ErnieAUDIENCE
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ErnieAUDIENCE
OutKast, J. Cole-
T.I.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Kendrick Lamar
Greg CHOST
On top of your-
speaker_3HOST
Oh, by the way, we went
JackHOST
to a Jermaine Cole concert.
KaneHOST
Avatar versus gun level is
JackHOST
hilarious.
speaker_3HOST
Oh, that's a good one.
speaker_3HOST
Yes, sir.
JackHOST
Oh, by the way, we went to a Jermaine Cole concert.
JackHOST
You went to?
EminemSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It goes Reggie, Jay-Z, Tupac, and Biggie.
EminemSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Andre from OutKast, J Cole, Nas, and then me.
EminemSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But in this industry I'm the cause of a lot of envy.
EminemSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So when I'm not put on a list of shit that's not infinity.
Scott YagerHOST
What concert are you going to tomorrow?
Kam WilliamsGUEST
J. Cole.
Scott YagerHOST
Oh, is that tomorrow or Sunday?
Kam WilliamsGUEST
Woo.
Kam WilliamsGUEST
[laughs]
Scott YagerHOST
Is it on the mor- is it one of...
Scott YagerHOST
She going after our show to, to J. Cole? Or are you going Saturday?
Kam WilliamsGUEST
No, no, no, it's not Sunday.
David JacobsonGUEST
But he was doing this thing.
David JacobsonGUEST
He had, like, the opener was, like, J. Cole and 2 Chainz and-
Luke SteinfeldHOST
My God
David JacobsonGUEST
...
Ron BrownHOST
No, I do.
Ron BrownHOST
If, if you, if you heard J- um, J. Cole verse with Being a Butcher.
Wise AsiaGUEST
[laughs]
Ron BrownHOST
[laughs] He said, "From the night I was born, the angels were crying, the sparks were flying." [laughs]
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