The Fall Off

I know we got, uh, off track there.

Um, J. Cole's The Fall Off and Don Toliver, Octane are currently the favorites on Polymarket to earn best rap album nominations at the Grammys.

Who y'all betting on?

Who is it? J.

Cole's The Fall Off and Don Toliver's Octane?

Mm-hmm.

Um, I think, I think the...

Um, they're still doing, you know, GRAMMY board and politic thing now, but they've just been putting predictions out.

So we don't know who is actually nominated for things.

But there are a few people that, you know, people have began having conversations and expect some submissions from and conversation around, uh, J. Cole, The Fall Off, um, A$AP Rocky, Don't Be Dumb, Cardi B, Am I The Drama? Cardi worked hard this year.

Kanye West.

Um, did- wait, Bully? When did Bully...

Yeah.

The Fall Off did have all the different J. Cole-

Yeah

...

I like that one.

Classic.

Uh, but it's either, it's either, it's either th- I'm torn between that one and The Fall Off because I think-

Oh, wow.

I love that album still.

A recent favorite is The Fall Off by J. Cole.

I listen to that album a lot.

Pays can attest to that.

Those are two huge videos.

and then some other stuff that we're cooking as well that we have on our radar so um lou mentioned some other stuff last live stream or was it audio podcast that we spoke about the yeah i spoke about the spotify rap trying to get you guys involved in some concepts there um and then for all the don t fans all the drake fans let's do it um you guys are gonna have to rebuttal me end of the year album of the year the fall off i'll go against anyone yep i'll literally go against anyone if you guys want to do it we're going to do it in the month of december and that's going to be a video that we do and then of course we have our stuff like the top 10 end of the year lists um tier lists are going to be coming out and uh gonna do some extra coverage also on some albums that we haven't covered this year or that we didn't get the chance to so exciting times did i did i say everything that's fucking everything that's everything that's the laundry list so guys let us know in the comment section what's a video that you're excited to see from us are you guys excited for these new concepts that we just mentioned also how do you feel about the trippy comments and tune in on thursday for the new quavo album it's gonna be going on on the patreon you guys can check out the link in the description to this episode thank you guys so much for popping through today and we'll catch you next tuesday peace

j cole dissed a rapper on diss 29 track 5 of the fall off the song is called poor thing and the entire internet got the rapper that he was dissing wrong everyone claimed it was a fayetteville rapper by the name of 910 space but in this video i'm going to explain why it's definitely not him and i'll also point out cole's true targets The internet picked the wrong target, and once you see all the receipts, you'll understand why it's not 910 Space.

First off, Poor Thing is one of my favorite tracks on this album, and I'm definitely not alone.

However, the track raised some eyebrows in reference to who Cole could be talking about because of what he's saying.

When Tank talks about the Merc Boys, he's referring to the guys that are from the Mercerson Road Corridor in Fayetteville.

This is a notoriously high crime rate area known for gang activity.

And it's also a neighborhood that Cole shouted out on track three of the fall off.

which was safety.

But here's the thing, Tank wasn't from there either.

The thing is, I stopped being a fan after this album because that's when I felt like he really fell off.

But he actually has an album called The Fall Off.

Really? What way do you feel like he fell off?

Well, I mean, between this album here and the previous album he had, it took maybe like four to five years for each one to come out.