J Cole spotlights his hometown—Fayettville, North Carolina—in ‘Two Six’ video: Watch
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Is the title of his album telling?
On Friday (February 6), J Cole jammed the airwaves with his brand new album, ‘The Fall-Off’. In this visual, he appears against memorable, picturesque backdrops, and other clips bring life to his narrative. Throughout the lyrics, he toys with the idea of being president if music weren’t the path and utters one of the most clever lines I’ve heard.
Slim odds for a nigga gettin’ to this cash route
Like a rap bitch goin’ plat’ without her ass out (Ayy-ayy)
Have a look at the official music video directed by Simon Chasalow. It’s my first time seeing the credits appear in this manner. It’s creative, #6 on YouTube’s Music Trending Chart, and has been viewed over 1.3 million times.
According to the honest critique from The Joe Budden Podcast hosts, his effort didn’t hit the mark. J Cole, like every other artist on the planet, will not please everybody, but he’s back with his highly anticipated album. Check it out yourself to form an opinion. If you feel inclined to leave a comment, we encourage you to do so.
