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Tony Yayo reflected on the fallout when J. Cole extended an apology to Kendrick Lamar after dissing him. This incident has caused some to speculate that J. Cole may have sidestepped a major confrontation. Yayo shared his admiration for J. Cole, highlighting the rapper's humble nature and distinct persona. Yayo observed that J. Cole’s humility and low-key lifestyle have made him a beloved figure in the music industry, mitigating potential conflicts. Yayo mentioned the close-knit relationship within the rap community and underscored J. Cole’s lyrical prowess. By stepping back, J. Cole demonstrated maturity that potentially avoided a high-stakes rivalry.
