J. Cole never treats a rollout like it ends on release day, and he’s keeping that up with ‘The Fall Off’ 🔥 Months after dropping the album, he’s keeping the conversation alive with a 144-page collector’s magazine that celebrates hip-hop’s past, present, and future through interviews, essays, photography, and original artwork. Rather than uploading everything online, Cole made it a physical-only release, bringing back the feeling of hunting down a magazine instead of endlessly scrolling👇 The publication features conversations with names like Lauryn Hill, JID, Larry June, GloRilla, Lil Yachty, RZA, Cash Cobain, and more, while bringing together over 60 writers, photographers, designers, and artists to document this moment in hip-hop 👀 In an era where almost every rollout lives and dies online, this feels like a reminder that physical media can still matter. Instead of another digital exclusive that’ll disappear into a feed, Cole created something fans can actually keep on their she...