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Suge Knight Calls Out J. Cole for Waving White Flag on Kendrick Lamar Diss, Declares Kendrick Lamar the Winner

Suge Knight has weighed in on J. Cole's recent backtrack on his diss track aimed at Kendrick Lamar, offering his perspective on the situation.

Suge Knight Blasts J. Cole's Apology in Kendrick Lamar Beef:

During a recent episode of his Breakbeat Media podcast Collect Call, Suge Knight addressed Cole's public expression of regret for the "7 Minute Drill" song and his apparent withdrawal from the ongoing rap feud. 

Knight emphasized the importance of authenticity in rap, stating that to be the best, one must stand by their words and face challenges head-on. He likened the rap game to a contact sport, suggesting that backing down is not a viable option for those striving for greatness.

In contrast to his criticism of Cole, Knight praised Kendrick Lamar as "a real motherf*cker," implying that Lamar has displayed the qualities necessary to succeed in the rap game. He reiterated the notion that overcoming obstacles is essential for success in the industry.

J. Cole, with that attitude we would still be in slavery. Remember, to be the best, you gotta beat the best.

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- Suge Knight

Drawing parallels to his own experiences, Knight referenced his infamous moment at the Source Awards and drew comparisons to Kobe Bryant's legendary All-Star game against Michael Jordan. He argued that rising to the occasion and facing challenges directly are key components of achieving greatness.

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Knight concluded his commentary with a blunt piece of advice, stating that acting timid or backing down will only result in being treated accordingly. He emphasized the importance of maintaining a strong and assertive demeanor in the face of adversity.

Meanwhile, amidst the ongoing drama, there have been reports that Drake has distanced himself from the situation, with sources suggesting that he has no intention of following Cole's lead in apologizing to Kendrick Lamar.

Overall, Knight's commentary adds another layer to the evolving narrative surrounding the rap feud, highlighting the significance of authenticity and resilience in the competitive world of hip-hop.

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