J. Cole Trademarked “The Fall-Off” Months Before Album Announcement

Last week, J. Cole lastly introduced his long-awaited seventh studio album, The Fall-Off. On high of that thrilling information, he unveiled the venture’s cowl artwork and even a cinematic trailer. Fans cannot wait to listen to what the hitmaker has up his sleeve, however it seems to be like he might need been plotting for much longer than they realized. According to Kurrco, he filed to trademark “The Fall Off” again in October throughout varied classes like music, clothes, and extra.

News of the trademark comes simply days after he dropped the first single from the album, “Disc 2 Track 2.” It arrived alongside an accompanying music video and a heartfelt message to viewers.

“For the previous 10 years, this album has been hand crafted with one intention: a private problem to myself to create my finest work,” it reads. “To do on my final what I used to be unable to do on my first. I had no method of figuring out how a lot time, focus and power it will ultimately take to attain this, however regardless of the numerous challenges alongside the best way, I knew in my coronary heart I’d someday get to the end line. I owed it at first to myself. And secondly, I owed it to hip hop.”

The Fall-Off is slated for launch on February 6. That may not be all J. Cole followers must sit up for lately, nevertheless. During a current episode of his Joe & Jada podcast, Jadakiss claimed that the hitmaker shall be rapping over varied beats from The Lox on an upcoming mixtape.

“He’s acquired a venture popping out referred to as The Fall-Off, and he’s acquired a mixtape the place he used a few of The Lox,” he mentioned. “He rhymed over ‘Money, Power Respect,’ and he rhymed over ‘Can I Live.’ Killed them sh*ts. Cole is coming again in a significant method.”