Baby D

That was one of the biggest moments in rap history.

I said to him, I don't think in his career, how he views it, and this is unfair to put on someone because I don't know Cole like that.

Even if I did, that's unfair to put on anyone.

But I don't think it's as big a deal in his mental at this point as you may think it is.

And I think that's a small thing to be reflective about in an album called The Fall Off after you've had the career he's had for the last 15 years.

Yes, do I think it'll be brought up?

I don't think it'll be the main focus where I'm scared on Iceman.

I hope to God that's not Drake's main focus either.

I don't want it to be the main focus of any of them.

I want them to address it, but cool, let's move on.

I'm excited to hear Cole with a title like The Fall Off, meaning I'm probably getting towards the end of my musical career by choice.

We're not retiring Cole.

Cole would retire himself.

Yeah, I'd like a reflective album, especially after the last few years, but the last 15 years.

Cole almost ended up being the guy that was signed and never heard of again.

That was very close in his career, which is absolutely fucking insane to his talent level.

And obviously the cream always rises.

But you could be as talented as J. Cole and put in the wrong system and never be heard from again.

It's not your fault.

Cole was coming in S. Carter Enterprises, not Roc Nation.