J. Cole publicly apologizes to K. Lamar

J. Cole has done something that many would say goes against the unwritten rules of Hip Hop: has asked sorry, and in public, nothing less than Kendrick LamarThis has happened in the Dreamville Festival, and left everyone open-mouthed, especially after having launched «7 Minute Drill", a song in which he didn't hold back when it came to throwing barbs at his colleague Kendrick. Seriously, when was the last time you saw something like this in the world of rap?

The move comes after Cole release the musical bomb by surprise last week. But, apparently, after giving it some thought, he decided that he wasn't okay with what he had done. In a super honest and raw moment during his performance, April 7, Cole He let go and shared his story with the world. repentance. Thanks to Themedizine, we have his words: "I'm really proud of that project, except for one part. There's a part of that shit that makes me think, 'Man, that's the lowest I've ever sunk in my life.'"

And he continued, getting even more into the subject: "And I know this isn't what people want to hear. I can just imagine my mates telling me, 'No, man, don't go there.' But I have to be honest with all of you. I almost fell into the same trap again. I felt torn because I thought, 'Look, I know there's no real bad vibes, but the world wants to see a show'…»

Cole He ended up confessing that the whole thing made him feel bad. spiritually: «All this to say, that in my desire to get new music"I acted in a way that doesn't sit well with me spiritually. I tried to hit my colleague in a friendly way. But in the end, when I listen to it and see what I really said, I realize that's not right with me. It robs me of my peace."

Come on, J. Cole has shown a vulnerability and one honesty that is not seen every day in the world of Hip Hop. Ask publicly apologize It's a strong move, and even more so when it comes to conflicts between artists as big as Cole and KendrickThis is sure to be a topic of conversation for a while.