J. Cole’s latest collaboration, titled “Grippy” with New York rapper Cash Cobain, was finally released after weeks of anticipation among fans. However, upon listening to the full version of the song, some fans were left puzzled by one of Cole’s lyrics.
The specific verse in question has the Dreamville rapper expressing his confidence in his bedroom skills, suggesting that he can make a woman who identifies as gay change her sexual orientation. The controversial lyrics go, “She gon’ chew on this stick like it’s Wrigley’s / Mm, yеah, believe it or not likе Ripley’s / She said she was gay until I slayed, now she strictly dickly,” provoking mixed reactions from listeners.
Despite the catchy beat and overall vibe of the song, this particular lyric has sparked a debate among fans and critics alike. Some view it as a creative expression of confidence and humor, while others criticize it for perpetuating harmful stereotypes about sexual orientation and identity.
Regardless of the controversy surrounding this specific line, “Grippy” has received praise for its production value and the chemistry between J. Cole and Cash Cobain. As fans continue to dissect the lyrics and meaning behind the track, it’s evident that J. Cole’s music continues to provoke thought and conversation within the hip-hop community.