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BREAKING: People Want J Cole Canceled After These Controversial Lyrics About Bill Cosby!
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J Cole is in Hot water for lyrics he said about Bill Cosby in his recent Freestyle. J. Cole appeared on Power 106’s L.A. Leakers this week where he spit a pair of fiery freestyles ahead of the release of The Off-Season album. While the general consensus was he bodied both the beats for Souls of Mischief’s “93 Til Infinity” and Mike Jones’ “Still Tippin,” there was one particular line that landed Cole in some hot water.
As the Dreamville Records boss effortlessly rapped over the classic Souls beat, he made a reference to Bill Cosby that included a punchline about him infamously drugging women.
“Or who they debatin’ is better/Let’s face it, he one of the greatest/No Bill Cosby shit, but if n-ggas is sleepin’, then fuck ’em,” he spit. “Most n-ggas don’t understand me/I don’t do the GRAMMYs, I be in my jammies on sofa/Most n-ggas don’t understand me. Did J Cole go to far? should J Cole Be Canceled? Did you Listen To J Coles New Album "Off Season"
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