Faucet in to see Drake’s newest (alleged) petty transfer and make the choice for your self on whether or not Joey Bada$$’ new monitor dissed J. Cole.
Producer Conductor Williams isn’t the one widespread thread between Drake and Joey Bada$$.
On Monday (January 20), J. Cole turned a trending Twitter subject as customers reacted to a pair of blows the “No Position Modelz” lyricist was hit with by two of his contemporaries.
Joey Bada$$ takes photographs at J. Cole in a punchline on his new tune “Sorry Not Sorry,” which was produced by Conductor Williams, who additionally produced Drake’s latest “Combating Irish Freestyle” that followers suspected was a diss monitor aimed toward LeBron James.
Joey Bada$$ takes photographs at J. Cole on his new tune “Sorry Not Sorry” produced by Conductor Williams👀👀
“May delete later, I do know rattling certain that Joey will not, fck it, I would like all of the smoke” pic.twitter.com/8KLq8dSD5q
— Debating Hip-Hop (@DebatingHipHop_) January 20, 2025
Referencing J. Cole’s beef with Kendrick Lamar initiated by Future and Metro Boomin’s “Like That,” Joey Bada$$ tried to throw shade on the North Carolina native over his determination to delete his “7-Minute Drills” diss monitor aimed on the West Coast Pulitzer Prize winner.
Extra particularly, Joey Bada$$ raps, “May delete later, I do know rattling certain that Joey gained’t/F*ck it, I would like all of the smoke.”
Joey Bada$$’s poignant phrases comply with his latest “The Ruler’s Again” single, which followers imagine goal Kendrick Lamar.
“Slight jab at J Cole however apart from that, Joey is rapping,” a Twitter consumer wrote in a tweet reacting to the diss. “I favored it.”
He simply wished us to take heed to his music. I don’t assume he actually needs to tussle. Shifting alongside. Lol
— MONIE.🌹 (@xmonielove) January 20, 2025
One other consumer countered, writing, “It’s not a shot, it’s a reference—each reference isn’t a shot…extra of a delicate jab however nonetheless hearth.”
As if the thrill from the delicate sneak diss from Joey Bada$$ wasn’t sufficient, J. Cole’s title bought wrapped up in information surrounding Drake‘s upcoming Anita Max Win Tour. A screenshot of a directive shared by an Australian area barring live performance goers from carrying merchandise from different artists equivalent to Kendrick Lamar’s pgLAng and J. Cole’s Dreamville has begun circulating on social media. The principles apparently even go so far as prohibiting followers from mentioning artist names or their lyrics at Drake’s live shows.
“Please inform me it is a nicely deliberate troll?” one Twitter consumer wrote in disbelief. “This cant be actual…nah. Not even gonna course of this as legit. Nope.” One other consumer added, “And he wanna speak about Lacy is a fragile opp? The nerve of this b*tch ass lol.”
See the advantageous print of the warning issued by the sector forward of Drake’s tour within the screenshot under.
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