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J. Cole Might Have Dissed Lil Pump In His New Song 'Lion King On Ice'

By Daryl Nelson
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J. Cole delivered two new songs last night as promised, "The Climb Back" and "Lion King On Ice," ahead of his forthcoming album The Fall Off.  

There's a lot of people who think that Cole dissed Lil Pump on "Lion King On Ice," and they may have a point.

Cole and the Florida's rapper's history goes back to Lil Pump having people scream "F*ck J. Cole" at shows a while back. Pump then released a song against the North Carolina rapper with that same title. 

Cole responded to him on the 2018 song "1985." But they seemed to squash things and interviewed each other a couple of years ago.

That brings us to the lyrics in "Lion King On Ice."

"N***a dissed me / It was nonsense / I sat 'em down like his father / My n*gga asked, 'Why you bother?'/ We shoulda caught him and mobbed him / I said, 'We gotta move smarter / Don't want be the reason for one more sad song / I tried to warn n*ggas they wouldn't last long / I hope that you see how they came and they went / They shots never hit but they made their attempts / May have a good year like their name on a blimp / But you know what it take to be poppin' this long," Cole spit.

Do you think these lyrics are for Pump?

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