Daylyt Raves About J. Cole’s ‘The Fall Off’: “Mind-Blowing Rapping at Its Finest!”

J. Cole’s highly anticipated upcoming album, “The Fall Off,” has been met with resounding approval from fellow artist Daylyt, who described it as a “nuclear missile” of hip hop greatness. During an Instagram Live session, Daylyt shared his excitement over hearing Cole’s next project, which is rumored to be his final album.

Daylyt praised Cole for delivering unadulterated raw bars without pandering to mainstream trends, emphasizing that the album showcases Cole’s unparalleled lyrical prowess. “Cole is going out with a nuclear missile, I’m telling y’all that,” Daylyt exclaimed. “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.”

Daylyt went on to declare that “The Fall Off” represents the direction hip hop needs to take amidst a landscape cluttered with “trolls.” He expressed his belief that returning to the essence of the art form is essential for the genre’s evolution. “I feel like that’s what Hip Hop needs right now,” he stated. “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.”

He further noted the prevalence of trolls dictating the current state of hip hop, urging for a revival of authenticity and skill. Daylyt’s endorsement of “The Fall Off” echoes a sentiment shared by many fans eagerly anticipating the album’s release.

Daylyt contributed to J. Cole’s mixtape, “Might Delete Later,” lending his talents to the track “Pi” alongside Ab-Soul. Meanwhile, Cole himself provided an update on the progress of “The Fall Off,” assuring fans that the album is nearing completion. During a tour stop with Drake, Cole emphasized his commitment to pushing his craft and skill level to new heights. Drake, who had the privilege of hearing the album, declared it a “classic,” fueling excitement even further among listeners.

As the hip hop community eagerly awaits the release of “The Fall Off,” the anticipation continues to build, fueled by Daylyt’s glowing endorsement and Cole’s dedication to delivering a project that prioritizes artistic integrity and lyrical excellence.