In a recent appearance on The Joe Budden Podcast, JID expressed his unwavering support for J. Cole amid discussions surrounding Cole’s apology to Kendrick Lamar for a diss track released last year. JID emphasized that Cole has made significant contributions to his Dreamville artists, making the apology unnecessary in his eyes.
While promoting his new album God Does Like Ugly, JID reflected on Dreamville’s recent business moves, including their exit from a distribution partnership with Universal. According to JID, Cole’s decision to share the proceeds from this deal with all Dreamville artists exemplifies his commitment to the collective. “Cole looked out for everybody that was a part of Dreamville. That’s one of the most beautiful things in hip-hop right there,” JID stated, highlighting the rarity of such generosity in the music industry.
He went on to assert that if anyone deserves to apologize, it is Kendrick, saying, “If we want to talk about an apology, apologize 30 more times. That is the greatest na on fing Earth.” JID’s passionate defense of Cole underscores the strong bond within the Dreamville community, reinforcing the notion that loyalty and support are paramount.
Fans are already responding positively to JID’s new album, and his comments about Dreamville’s solidarity are sparking meaningful conversations within the hip-hop community. As narratives continue to unfold, JID’s emphasis on the collective’s strength and camaraderie promises to resonate with listeners and artists alike.
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