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Trump watches himself get shot ‘over and over’ and campaign staff fear he has PTSD: report
(www.independent.co.uk)
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Joe stepping down looking better all the time. It's like when J Cole apologized for dissing Kendrick, people were mixed until everyone realized, "hoooly shit thank god he did that"
Wait I don't follow this stuff - what's the tea on this?
Drake and Kendrick were friendly - ish - around 10 years ago but they've been souring since then.
Drake and J Cole recently collaborated on a song, First Person Shooter.
Kendrick Lamar threw the first recent punch with a line on Like That that specifically calls out Drake and J Cole about that song.
J Cole released a diss track in response, 7 Minute Drill, went to bed, woke up, and then decided he didn't want the smoke and removed himself from the situation and removed the song from streaming services. Drake took the bait and released Pushups and Taylor Made Freestyle (which he's being sued for for other reasons).
I'm just gonna quote the wiki article for the next part:
After seeing what Kendrick did to Drake, it is popularly believed that J Cole made the correct move. J Cole managed to neatly sidestep this entire beef and let Kendrick hit Drake with a biblical level smackdown.
Thank you! Especially appreciate the commentary below the wiki article - otherwise I'm not sure I would know who's "winning" or "losing" in that mess.
Even if no one wins, sounds like he won by not playing.
That's the general consensus, yeah. Kendrick wins the actual beef but J Cole wins the most out of all three of them by just not being present.