J. Cole’s upcoming album The Fall Off has received huge praise from Daylyt, with the rapper describing it as a “nuclear missile.”
During an Instagram Live session over the weekend, the TDE affiliate claimed he’s heard Cole’s next project, which is being billed as his last.
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Daylyt said the Dreamville boss is giving fans straight-up bars and paying no attention to mainstream appeal, calling it “the most amazingest” rapping he’s heard.
“Cole is going out with a nuclear missile, I’m telling y’all that,” he said. “It’s his last go-around and he literally was like, ‘I don’t give a fuck about radio; I just wanna show the world my pen before I die.’ I heard it, all of it. It is the most amazingest rapping I have seen and heard thus far.”
Heaping more praise on the album, Daylyt claimed that The Fall Off is the exact direction Hip Hop needs to go in right now due to the genre being full of “trolls.”
“I feel like that’s what Hip Hop needs right now,” he said. “I think Hip Hop needs to just be like, ‘Man, let’s take it back to the pure art form of this shit.’ Because this shit we doing right now, it ain’t what we got in it for.
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“I’m not gon’ lie, we let the trolls take over the building, man. It’s a lot of trolls. I ain’t gon’ lie, I tried to do the trolling shit earlier, but I’m still an amazing lyricist. But they ain’t never fully let me in because they knew I was trolling.
“But the buildings now, they ran by trolls. These n-ggas ain’t really cut from the cloth. It’s technically physical AI n-ggas in the positions right now. And that’s the spicy flip. These people AI. So again, Hip Hop needs to go back to the pure essence of what we been doing it for.”
Daylyt recently made an appearance on J. Cole’s mixtape Might Delete Later, featuring on the track “Pi” alongside Ab-Soul.
Meanwhile, Cole himself recently gave an update on The Fall Off, telling fans that it is close to being finished.
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“We love the tunes, we love the bops, we love that shit. But do you really fuck with the craft of this shit, the skill level?” he asked the crowd during a stop on his and Drake’s co-headlining tour in February.
“That’s my mission and my aim right now, to push myself and push my skill level and my ability […] Right now, I’m at the tail-end of working on this album I’ve been working on for a long time.”
Drizzy then fueled excitement further, revealing he’s heard the album and it’s a “classic.”
