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Drake Fans Slam J. Cole Over A$AP Rocky Collab “Ruby Rosary”
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London Jennn
A$AP Rocky joined forces with J. Cole on “Ruby Rosary,” the latest single from his forthcoming album, and Drake fans are furious about it.
Rocky and Drake have been involved in a long-running feud and traded shots on recent tracks amid the OVO founder’s battle with K. Dot. While Cole backed out of the clash, his new collab with Rocky has Drake fans foaming at the mouth.
“J Cole b###### out the beef and made it a point to collaborate with every single one of Drake’s opps,” one person wrote.“Can’t respect this foolishness.”
Another added, “Mannnnn I used to have SO MUCH respect for J Cole, and in my opinion I always felt he was the most lyrical out of the big three (Drake, Cole, Kendrick). But this year showed the B#### in @JColeNC I’ve lost all respect for that BOZO.”
However, not everybody agreed, with others defending J. Cole, arguing that Drake is at war with everybody.
“cole supposed to stop doing his job cause aubrey beefing w the whole industry?” another user questioned.
A$AP Rocky Featuring J. Cole – Ruby Rosary
The track is expected to land on Don’t Be Dumb, now set to arrive sometime this fall, with Rocky revealing leaks & sample issues delayed the August release.
Meanwhile, A$AP Rocky dismissed the notion of any Drake beef during an interview last month.
“You got to realize, certain n##### was throwing shots for years,” the Harlem native stated. “I ain’t in the middle of that s###. That’s not how I retaliate right now. I got bigger fish to fry than some p#### boys. It is real beef outside. It is real. N##### getting really clipped and blitzed every day. N##### sniping n##### every day. That little kitty s### ain’t about nothing.”
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