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Because they were really on some like real brother type shit.

Remember when J. Cole hopped on, I think it was 8 a.m.

in Charlotte or whatever.

He was kind of remixing Drake's new popular song.

So he doesn't know.

He doesn't know what occurred in the phone call.

Like he's not divulging private information from Drake or anything like that about what could have been said.

Yeah.

I'll stand on that forever.

I'm glad she stepped up and was like, hold on, we got to clean this up.

But the Virginity song didn't go number one?

The Lucy and Virginity?

Hold on, he did start out pretty strong, though, because I am curious about what would make J. Cole flip on Drake.

I didn't know they were like on non-speaking terms, especially like, as we said before, they were very buddy-buddy for a second.

And I remember it was like a big thing that they were like, you know, that when Cole hopped on, I can't remember if it was 8 a.m.

in Charlotte or the one with 21 at the end of the shit, the one rapping song.

and it was like a big moment they were showing each other a lot of love there was jewelry exchange and even i was like commenting on my little instagram before i was a podcaster like yo this is really good to see and rap y'all never changed jewelry with me what the fuck yeah like two of the biggest rappers instead of being opposing forces to one another showing each other love hopping on tracks with each other and like i

I don't know how many moments we really get like that, besides maybe like Kanye and Jay-Z, but that was like more of a business relationship.

And we see how that ended up, right?

Usually when there's two big forces in rap, they're not gonna be buddy-buddy, they're gonna be competing with each other, right?