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J. Cole's long-awaited album 'The Fall-Off' drops soon. What to know.
Soon, J. Cole fans will be able to vibe to the Fayetteville, North Carolina, rapper's long-awaited seventh album.
"The Fall-Off" will be available on Friday, Feb. 6. Cole announced the release date in early January, as well as the track and music video for "Disc 2 Track 2."
The music video depicts the rapper working in a wood-paneled studio, running through his life in reverse, from his death, music career, marriage, son's birth, and his own childhood.
Judging the album on a single track so far, fans are excited about what is next from J. Cole.
"Thank you, Jesus. It's been a drought out here," one Instagram user commented on the rapper's announcement post. "I fear this is about to be his best work and we're not ready," another said.
J. Cole Reveals Double-Disc Tracklist for Long-Awaited ‘The Fall-Off
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J. Cole has finally pulled back the curtain on the tracklist for his highly anticipated album, The Fall-Off. Revealed via social media on February 4, the announcement confirms that the project will arrive as a massive 24-track double-disc experience. Scheduled for a February 6 release, the album marks the culmination of a decade-long rollout that began with teaser verses and cryptic “Fall-Off Era” checklists, positioning this body of work as the definitive closing chapter of the Dreamville leader’s storied discography
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Inside the Long Eight-Year Wait for J. Cole’s The Fall-Off
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