J. Cole Apologizes to Kendrick Lamar for ‘Lamest and Goofiest’ Diss

J. Cole says his “7 Minute Drill” diss in direction of Kendrick Lamar shall be faraway from streaming companies shortly … and he is ashamed he ever recorded it.

On Sunday, Cole signed off his Dreamville Competition to handle the thrill created from the monitor that slandered Kendrick’s catalog — making it clear he did not need any smoke, steam, or vapors going ahead!!!

Cole informed the North Carolina crowd he was pleased with his new “Might Delete Later” challenge … save for the Kendrick diss. In Cole’s personal phrases, “That was the lamest, goofiest s***” … which echoes many of the feedback when he dropped the monitor.

50 Cent, Nicki Minaj, SZA, Sexxy Crimson had been in Cole’s hometown for the fest however Cole admitted to the viewers that his weekend was trash as a result of backlash.

Cole signed off rallying the group to cheer for Kendrick’s expertise and profession and completed together with his affectionate file “Love Yours.”

The apology left Cole and Dreamville followers in disbelief … in spite of everything, he simply rapped on the brand new album, “A-B-C-D-E-F-G, H-I-J-Okay, uh, M-N-O-P/That is little me within the classroom asking ‘What’s L?’/I by no means been recognized to take these.

TDE President Punch and “To Pimp a Butterfly” producer Terrace Martin additionally scoffed at Cole’s give up. “7-Minute Drill” fired oblique pictures at their work, too.