Wale calls out J Cole for being a fake friend. “I vented to him and he dropped a song about it the next day”

[spliz]

Wale should've been a visual artist cause he is emotional as fukk. Ain't no friends in the music industry. All of these Negroes hate each other.

At least in the art world black artists stick together more than the music industry negroes.

I would've just j. Cole off and not even say nuttin.

That's what rappers do. They talk, chatty patties.

Never talk about real shyt to rappers or comedians. That's law.

You best venting to musicians, thespians and writers or visual artists.

No u best venting to a fukking therapist. Not no entertainers. Lol

 

[Piff Perkins]

No u best venting to a fukking therapist. Not no entertainers. Lol

Breh he was even shytting on his therapist because he wasn't available all the time to speak, and needed payment.


What profession is available at your beckon/call in any moment for free lol. You can't call your doctor at 10PM to get medical advice, why would you be able to randomly call your therapist.

 

[King_Kamala61]

Breh he was even shytting on his therapist because he wasn't available all the time to speak, and needed payment.


What profession is available at your beckon/call in any moment for free lol. You can't call your doctor at 10PM to get medical advice, why would you be able to randomly call your therapist.

Who did that????

 

[JulesMusic719]

I feel were Wale is coming from, Cole should apologize!

 

[MaNu Minu]

Seems like typical shyt from Cole...not the first time a rapper says this kind of stuff about him. fake artist and fake friend

 

[King_Kamala61]

No u best venting to a fukking therapist. Not no entertainers. Lol

Trust me in the art world amongst black artists we got each other's back only one art cat I know not on that time, but I understand why and don't hold it against that artist. But the others I run with super tight.

 

[Piff Perkins]

Who did that????

Wale lol. He mentioned it during the Breakfast Club interview.

 

[King_Kamala61]

Wale lol. He mentioned it during the Breakfast Club interview.

he is emotional. Both things said can be right lol.

He gonna have to learn to geaux that Z-Ro route and put shyt on wax. Cause if he needs a therapist on call....he may need to be committed voluntarily. Cause I know when I get emotional like that or depressed, I don't vent I just paint my issues like how Ro spits a verse on a track.

 

[spliz]

Wale lol. He mentioned it during the Breakfast Club interview.

That’s a legitimate sign of narcissism I’m not even being funny. He needs a psychiatrist and not just a therapist. So in the least he can be self aware.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

If you went on tour with a dude and he started the show every night talking about how unfair the industry is and how he doesn’t get his flowers everybody is hating on him, he’s gonna retire, etc, etc, you’d have a problem with that nikka to.

False profits was light, Cole shoulda/coulda went way harder. He didn’t have to “vent” on the phone for everybody to know he was acting like a hoe.

He shoulda took false profits as a wake up call to stop that shyt, but apparently he still hasn’t learned his lesson.

 

[O.Red]

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1 star for posting Wale babble

 

[MoshpitMazi]

Cole was tripping for that.

 

[MoshpitMazi]

Wale is at that level though. Those guys are his peers, not above him.

 

[Izanami]

False Prophets is really aging well. Ironically all 3 of the artist it’s about haven’t take heed. Ye is still Ye. For Wale to bring up this track nearly a decade later even after they buried the hatchet is cringe. It’s clear Cole was trying to give Wale some game, Cole stated he could relate. I hear no malice in that verse from Cole. Just honest perspective. Even Cole put the mirror up to himself. “

“But in a sense I can relate, the need to be great
Turns into an obsession and keeps a nikka up late
Writin' words, hopin' people observe the dedication”

Cole didn’t even take his own advice and fell to peer pressure and made a half hearted “diss track” to n 7 minute drill.

“
My highest moments come from telling all the saddest stories
I've seen in my life, I be fiendin' to write
Songs that raise the hair on my arms
My lowest moments came from trying too hard
To impress some nikkas that couldn't care if I'm on”

 

[King_Kamala61]

False Prophets is really aging well. Ironically all 3 of the artist it’s about haven’t take heed. Ye is still Ye. For Wale to bring up this track nearly a decade later even after they buried the hatchet is cringe. It’s clear Cole was trying to give Wale some game, Cole stated he could relate. I hear no malice in that verse from Cole. Just honest perspective. Even Cole put the mirror up to himself. “

“But in a sense I can relate, the need to be great
Turns into an obsession and keeps a nikka up late
Writin' words, hopin' people observe the dedication”

Cole didn’t even take his own advice and fell to peer pressure and made a half hearted “diss track” to n 7 minute drill.

“
My highest moments come from telling all the saddest stories
I've seen in my life, I be fiendin' to write
Songs that raise the hair on my arms
My lowest moments came from trying too hard
To impress some nikkas that couldn't care if I'm on”

You tripping Cole sounded annoyed. But since he is frail as fukk, he won't put emphasis on it.

Read the lyrics without his voice and instrumentals....he is annoyed at Wale