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“It was more so of when dude went away, did his little time or whatever
— he came back. The shit was squashed. I wasn’t trippin’ on him. I was
getting my money on. I was done with it. I was on my grind. I wasn’t
really paying attention what was going on [with Gucci]. But as you
know, Slick Pulla is locked up. A few of my partners that I really been
down with since day one. He started taking shots on his little
mixtapes. I was really kinda done with it, because on ‘Stay Strapped,’
I killed him with one verse. To make a long story short, I’m tired of
the bullshit, because I know him. He ain’t like that. To be honest, I
don’t have a problem with Gucci because I wear it — I have a problem
with Radric.”
This shit is about to get uglier than a Master P sneaker.
This is an interesting collaboration and a nice way to keep fans excited about what J. Cole might have coming next. His ability to bring a distinctive style and thoughtful delivery to different artists’ projects always makes his verses worth listening to. The collaboration with Adam Levine’s band sounds like a refreshing combination, and hopefully it does lead to more new music from Cole soon. Fans are always eager to hear what direction he takes next, much like the anticipation surrounding a goldendoodle when choosing a lovable companion.