You tryna bait me with this, I’m triggered but y’all got it. Cole never raps like this these days and he’s talking about someone specific and saying “step and stepper” twice in the context of shots at someone but whatever
When Hov said that “button up” line as a sub to Budden in 2009, y’all would’ve been copping pleas saying “buttons were a thing before joe budden, dudes can’t just spit about buttons anymore”
The part about someone trying to dress young and keep up with the youth sound with the way they step, it’s clear that Cole is talking about someone specific and isn’t just rapping. So who is it
The Hillbillies is the best example I can remember where people said someone was trying to step (and dance and rap and dress) in a more youthful direction
To be fair the full Hov line is
"Tell them ordinary Joes, button up"
to make it more clear lol
what are the other factors that reminds you of Tyler
Yachty basically been going through his “pretentious” stage which is Tyler’s domain lol
The song itself actually reminds me of that Sorry Not Sorry song Tyler did, as far as energy and intent, the way Yachty is kind of demanding his respect on the joint
I feel like Let’s Start Here had a couple songs that were blatant Tyler influence too, not the rock heavy tracks but there was at least one “pretty chord indie R&b” song that sounded straight off a Tyler album. And as a whole, the whole bid to be taken more seriously felt like it’s out of Tyler’s book when he made things like Wolf, Flower Boy, and Igor as he got more artistic
Cole verse fire but idk how y’all think this is Kendrick diss
Bait, the whole damn verse is about K. Dot
Do you listen to music or do you just skim through?
"Nobody but the mirror looking for the fall off" Omg Kendrick dissed J cole on count me out
This is exactly what they doing itt
To be fair the full Hov line is
"Tell them ordinary Joes, button up"
to make it more clear lol
Cole talking about stepping, someone who’s older trying to fit in with a new style of dress and rapping and dancing (the way you move/step) like Kendrick did in Hillbillies, and someone being fake woke which was drake’s diss at Kendrick, on a song with drake’s friend while bigging up drake
There’s a decent amount of evidence here, I’m not saying it’s definite but the way I’m getting called crazy for thinking it could be is wild to me
I think cole v kendrick would be like nas v hov
Im taking cole tbh
This is exactly what they doing itt
Except it’s really not because Cole is clearly talking to specific rappers on this song, and the line you pulled is from a song that isn’t about that subject matter
This is on a competitive rap verse where Cole is clearly addressing people and then says step/steppers not once in the context of disses, but twice
Cole talking about stepping, someone who’s older trying to fit in with a new style of dress and rapping and dancing (the way you move/step) like Kendrick did in Hillbillies, and someone being fake woke which was drake’s diss at Kendrick, on a song with drake’s friend while bigging up drake
There’s a decent amount of evidence here, I’m not saying it’s definite but the way I’m getting called crazy for thinking it could be is wild to me
Yea I'm just saying Hov was less ambiguous. There's no debate to who he was talking out compared to this verse where niggas debating if he's dissing K Dot or Youngboy
Yea I'm just saying Hov was less ambiguous. There's no debate to who he was talking out compared to this verse where niggas debating if he's dissing K Dot or Youngboy
The end part is obv about Youngboy
But how tf could the part about an older artist trying to fit in with the youth be about young boy
Fake woke part too
Cole really never raps like this lately, this has to be his most competitive verse since Firing Squad
And on a Yachty song while embodying drake’s style and mannerisms
Drake sent him on a mission lowkey
I'm sorry but Yachty so ass on this
He really is lol but props to him, he figured out the cheat code to become one of the “acceptable” hip hop artists to the artsy hipsters/Tyler Kendrick JID fans
If Coles next album is about how the old generation/fans can't let go,he might have something there,it might hurt some feelings tho.
The end part is obv about Youngboy
But how tf could the part about an older artist trying to fit in with the youth be about young boy
Fake woke part too
the facetime asking for a feature bar is about youngboy. how you miss that but making up kendrick diss fanfiction?
Coles introspection has to be the best part of his writing..
It’s a shame folk claim he’s boring
the facetime asking for a feature bar is about youngboy. how you miss that but making up kendrick diss fanfiction?
That’s the part I was referring to saying it’s about Youngboy
That’s the last diss section on the song so that’s why I called it the end part, the end of the disses
There’s two other diss schemes that come before that and don’t connect to Youngboy though so why is the Youngboy part being used to deflect from the other parts? I didn’t miss it
Except it’s really not because Cole is clearly talking to specific rappers on this song, and the line you pulled is from a song that isn’t about that subject matter
This is on a competitive rap verse where Cole is clearly addressing people and then says step/steppers not once in the context of disses, but twice

That’s the part I was referring to saying it’s about Youngboy
That’s the last diss section on the song so that’s why I called it the end part, the end of the disses
There’s two other diss schemes that come before that and don’t connect to Youngboy though so why is the Youngboy part being used to deflect from the other parts? I didn’t miss it
Cause the two other sections aren't aimed at the same people lol w the first being a one shoe fits all