Speaker 1: I never heard them donkey again, you are a true donkey.
Speaker 2: Today for Monday, April eighth goes to all of you
Speaker 2: that are disappointed that J Cole apologized to Kendrick lamar,
Speaker 2: if you haven't been paying attention because you've grown as hell,
Speaker 2: got a family and don't give a damn what these
Speaker 2: rappers be talking about, let me.
Speaker 1: Give you a quick refresher.
Speaker 2: Kendrick decided to give a few balls to j Cole
Speaker 2: and Drake on metro booming a future song like that,
Speaker 2: do we have some clipses that red the It's just
Speaker 2: big neat okay now. This past Friday, J Cole decided
Speaker 2: to respond when he dropped a surprise project called Mike
Speaker 2: Delete later and on his seven minute drill.
Speaker 1: Uh, he threw some shot backs, threw some shots back
Speaker 1: at Kendrick. Let's listen but fell off like.
Speaker 3: The sence first classic that your last was tragical.
Speaker 1: Let the record show.
Speaker 2: When I heard that last week, I immediately said to myself,
Speaker 2: j Cole needs to delete that now, don't wait until later, Okay,
Speaker 2: I told people Jake Cole sounded like he didn't even
Speaker 2: believe what he was saying about Kendrick. He said Kendrick
Speaker 2: fell off like the Simpsons. The Simpsons been off for
Speaker 2: thirty five years. At the top of the game, he
Speaker 2: sounds to look he had a gun in his head
Speaker 2: and he was being forced to read a bunch of
Speaker 2: stupid ass rhetoric that he got from social media and
Speaker 2: YouTube videos.
Speaker 1: Because if it's.
Speaker 2: One thing you cannot go at Kung Fu Kenny for
Speaker 2: it's his music. That's all Kendrick stands on. That's his business,
Speaker 2: the music. He is in the business of making classic,
Speaker 2: timeless music that even if you don't get in the moment,
Speaker 2: it will be there waiting for you when you catch up.
Speaker 2: So not only did I think Cole's response was weak,
Speaker 2: I just knew he didn't believe anything he was saying.
Speaker 2: And all of that was confirmed for me last night
Speaker 2: at the Dreamville Festival when Cole decided to apologize to
Speaker 2: Kendrick Clabaar, let's listen.
Speaker 3: In my spirit of trying to like get this music out,
Speaker 3: I moved in a way that was that I feel
Speaker 3: spiritually feel bad on me, like like I try to
Speaker 3: like jab the back and I'll try to keep it friendly.
Speaker 3: When I listened to it and when it comes out
Speaker 3: and I see to talk that don't sit right with
Speaker 3: my spirit, that make me feel that disrupts my peace.
Speaker 3: So what I want to say right here tonight is
Speaker 3: in the midst of me doing that and in that
Speaker 3: shit trying to find a little angle and down play this,
Speaker 3: this catalog and his greatness. I just want to come
Speaker 3: up here and be like publicly, be like bro. That
Speaker 3: was the lamest like goofyus. And it may I say
Speaker 3: all that to say it made me feel like ten
Speaker 3: years ago when I was moving incorrectly.
Speaker 1: And I pray that God.
Speaker 3: Aligne me back up on my purpose and on my path,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. I pray that my really
Speaker 3: didn't feel no way, and if he did, got my
Speaker 3: chin out, take your best shout. I'm take that in
Speaker 3: the chin, boy, don't you do.
Speaker 1: I pray that, you know.
Speaker 3: I pray that y'all are like forgiven for like the misstep,
Speaker 3: and then and then I can get back to my
Speaker 3: true path because I ain't gonna lot of y'all. Past
Speaker 3: two days felt terrible, and let me know how good
Speaker 3: I've been sleeping for the past ten years.
Speaker 1: That's right. I have feelings as a man, feelings of
Speaker 1: a hip hop fan.
Speaker 2: The hip hop fan in me isn't disappointing because in life,
Speaker 2: you have to pick your battles, and you have to
Speaker 2: pick your battles carefully because danger comes from trying to
Speaker 2: past your limits.
Speaker 1: Cole, No, he didn't really want it with Kendrick.
Speaker 2: So if you don't really want it with a person,
Speaker 2: then you are pushing yourself past the limit you aren't
Speaker 2: willing to go, and that's usually when you end.
Speaker 1: Up getting hurt.
Speaker 2: Not to mention, Cole said something very important in that apology.
Speaker 2: He said it didn't sit right with his spirit. You
Speaker 2: must always listen to your spirit, and Cole, the reason
Speaker 2: your Kendrick just didn't sit right and your spirit.
Speaker 1: Was because you knew you was lying. Okay, you knew you.
Speaker 2: Didn't feel like that about Kendrick's music. You are an artist,
Speaker 2: a true MC. So there is not too many people
Speaker 2: who appreciate.
Speaker 1: What Kendrick Lamar does as much as you do.
Speaker 2: Kendrick Lamar don't need to be a part of every
Speaker 2: algorithm on social media because Kendrick isn't a surfer, He's
Speaker 2: a wave. There is a difference. A lot of y'all
Speaker 2: are just surfers. You get online every day looking for a.
Speaker 1: New wave to ride.
Speaker 2: Kendrick when he drops projects, creates those ways that people
Speaker 2: ride period Good Kid, Mad City classic album. We noticed
Speaker 2: the Pimple Butterfly, my favorite Kendrick Lamar album. That album
Speaker 2: is blackly black black. If you ask me, Kendrick re
Speaker 2: ushered in a black renaissance in music with that album.
Speaker 2: That's a discussion for another day. Damn is a great project.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I have it as classic status,
Speaker 2: but Cole, you said that's his prime.
Speaker 1: You said that was his peak. So if that's the case.
Speaker 2: Then you think that's his best body of work. So
Speaker 2: that's three classic albums were discussing. And then mister Moralan
Speaker 2: and the Big Steppers. I told y'all much ago. In
Speaker 2: the future, we are gonna look at that and jay
Speaker 2: Z's four four four as two of the most important
Speaker 2: hip hop albums of all time. And you know when
Speaker 2: that's going to come. When you unhealed heathens get some
Speaker 2: healing when you men grow up. And that's what we
Speaker 2: are here to talk about today. The rap fan in
Speaker 2: me understands the disappointment many of you feeling. Cole with
Speaker 2: the man in me who understands that I'm a spiritual
Speaker 2: being living in human existence, has nothing but respect for
Speaker 2: what j Cole did see. So many of us lead
Speaker 2: with pride and ego nowadays, and we let these idiots
Speaker 2: on social media who we don't even know pair pressure
Speaker 2: us to say things and do things that we don't
Speaker 2: even want to do. It takes a real human to
Speaker 2: check himself and say, man, what I'm doing. I don't
Speaker 2: even believe, I don't even believe in I don't believe
Speaker 2: what I said. I don't even believe in what I did.
Speaker 2: Apologize and keep it moving. Y'all want a man to
Speaker 2: attack of man for your entertainment. Because we are a
Speaker 2: culture that feeds off conflict, we just have to have
Speaker 2: some conflict to feast on. We like to see people
Speaker 2: at war with each other because so many of us
Speaker 2: are at war with ourselves.
Speaker 1: Really that simple, okay.
Speaker 2: Unhealed people hurt people and love to see other people hurt.
Speaker 2: Healed people and people on a healing journey aren't in
Speaker 2: the hurt business. Often, individuals who have experienced hurt hav't
Speaker 2: processed their pain are developed effective coping strategies. Their unprocessed
Speaker 2: emotions can manifest as aggressive behavior. Towards others, and additionally,
Speaker 2: they may replicate the damaging behaviors they have experienced, a
Speaker 2: phenomenon known as the cycle of abuse. Salute the Coal
Speaker 2: for breaking the cycle, especially if he simply doesn't want to.
Speaker 2: Good for you, Coal for not succumbing to the pier
Speaker 2: pressure of your homeboys, other artists.
Speaker 1: Social media.
Speaker 2: Whatever it is, Okay, you as a man and rapper
Speaker 2: didn't feel comfortable with what you did. Bravo for apologizing,
Speaker 2: Bravo for doing what you feel in your spirits. So
Speaker 2: when y'all having these common about Coal and being disappointed.
Speaker 1: That he apologized, ask yourself, what's that about?
Speaker 2: Make sure that's not your wounded ego talking? And I
Speaker 2: want to say something else. Why are y'all so controlled
Speaker 2: by other people? Some of y'all had the nerve to
Speaker 2: ride with Cole when he told you to lie.
Speaker 1: He told you about Kendrick Obs.
Speaker 2: He was right there all weekend acting like Cole was
Speaker 2: right about Kendrick's projects. Whole time he was capping and
Speaker 2: you was right there Cole signing the cap. Just Friday,
Speaker 2: y'all was saying Cole is number one. Y'all had Coal one,
Speaker 2: Kendrick zero trending now that Coal is apologized for cappin
Speaker 2: y'all saying he backed the number three, y'all calling him
Speaker 2: the middle child again, not forty eight hours after y'all
Speaker 2: was just.
Speaker 1: Saying he's number one.
Speaker 2: This is exactly why you should always just do you
Speaker 2: and do what your spirit tells you to do. Don't
Speaker 2: listen to none of these fools because they never know
Speaker 2: what they want. Please give all these unhealed heathons mad
Speaker 2: at Coal for apologizing the biggest he huh, All.
Speaker 1: Right, so dramatic.
Speaker 4: Let's discuss eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 4: I disagree with you, though, but let's discuss five five
Speaker 4: one oh five one. No, no, it's not even about
Speaker 4: that unheal heath and we all know this is well
Speaker 4: I am, but J Cole when it came to J Cole,
Speaker 4: people always, in my opinion, slept on J Cole. They
Speaker 4: always had a problem with Ja Cole.
Speaker 2: He produced his own beats.
Speaker 4: His beats don't knock the same. In the last three
Speaker 4: four years, J Cole has been getting on other people's beats.
Speaker 4: He's been getting on records with people embodying everything he
Speaker 4: put out. You get on first person shooter and people
Speaker 4: started comparing him. He said he wants to be number one.
Speaker 4: He said he's number one. This is lyrical warfit. This
Speaker 4: ain't Nobody ever thought it was going to be the
Speaker 4: South first to west. Nobody thought they were gonna kill
Speaker 4: each other.
Speaker 1: This is lyrics. So this is lyrics. So why you
Speaker 1: mad at him for taking a step back.
Speaker 2: I'm not I'm not mad at him.
Speaker 4: But if you want to be number one and you
Speaker 4: say you're number one, and when that person comes and
Speaker 4: test you, you can't run away. You gotta you gotta
Speaker 4: battle back. That's like me and Hero, That's how that's
Speaker 4: how the game is played. Who's playing the game. What
Speaker 4: if I dont want to play your game? Kaitlyn Clark,
Speaker 4: I wanted to be number one? Right and she lost
Speaker 4: and the game cocks came and washed him and she lost.
Speaker 4: She tried and she lost no choice basketball.
Speaker 2: She didn't. She didn't come back and apologize. She didn't
Speaker 2: come back and say, you know what, that is a
Speaker 2: terrible I shot thirty five points.
Speaker 1: It's not there's still basketball.
Speaker 2: You don't.
Speaker 4: You don't you don't turn around.
Speaker 1: After you don't know you This is this is lyrics.
Speaker 2: It's not against you want to be number one, Let's
Speaker 2: be number one.
Speaker 4: It's not again Jacob and spitting. He's been putting the
Speaker 4: work in the last couple of years. I just don't
Speaker 4: like the fact.
Speaker 2: If his heart's not in it right and he decides
Speaker 2: to get in that booth and spit some weak lyrics
Speaker 2: like he did last week.
Speaker 1: His heart wasn't it before?
Speaker 2: Because shoot up? His heart was it?
Speaker 1: He wasn't battling. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I would have preferred Cole if he wanted to respond,
Speaker 2: just write some dope lyrics and say you the best
Speaker 2: and let him talk about he's number one.
Speaker 1: He's the best.
Speaker 2: He's saying, so he's the best, So keep keep proving
Speaker 2: you're the best. Part just being a dope rapper. You
Speaker 2: don't got to challenge somebody directly. That was a challenge.
Speaker 1: Have you ever have you ever done a real I
Speaker 1: mean a DJ battle. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm asking I half you do you sure need
Speaker 2: to do them now?
Speaker 1: I don't know? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Because are you Just go out there and you know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying, can prove you the best just by
Speaker 2: doing the work.
Speaker 1: I don't have to challenge anybody to say you the best.
Speaker 1: You have to challenge somebody to say you the best.
Speaker 1: I know I don't. And if you do and decide
Speaker 1: to take it.
Speaker 4: But if you do challenge and the person gives you
Speaker 4: that work, you give him that work back.
Speaker 1: If you got your ass.
Speaker 4: He got a biology after the comments, like after him
Speaker 4: being in the comments, he's set in the comments and
Speaker 4: saw the feedback and was like, oh man, now it
Speaker 4: don't sit right with me.
Speaker 1: I think I think he gets busy. I think you
Speaker 1: wrote the record because you lose in the comments. I do.
Speaker 1: I do believe that. I don't think somebody will come back.
Speaker 1: Let somebody when we come back.
Speaker 4: Eight hundred and five eight five one on five one,
Speaker 4: let's discuss.
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