It’s been an exciting and joyous time for the Fayetteville community and surrounding areas over this last week. J. Cole’s new album, The Fall-Off, finally arrived last Friday (Feb. 6) and it was a great tribute to his hometown in North Carolina.
He’s also been treating his local fans well through wholesome interactions and by visiting college campuses. But while the state is peaceful and jubilant, some potential violence could affect this serenity. Another Fayetteville rapper by the name of 910 Space wants to square up with the hometown hero.
He’s demanding that J. Cole needs to live up to the alleged smoke he asked for on The Fall-Off. In an exclusive interview with AllHipHop, 910 Space points to the track “Poor Thang.”
Space believes these bars were Cole responding to a diss track that he dropped in 2024 called “Light Skin Jermaine.” They are: “This dude back home been talkin’ slick, and I done heard him / You get your name goin’, these dudes like that gon’ throw they dirt on.”…