Noname Offer Quick Response To J. Cole's "Snow on Tha Bluff"
— Noname (@noname) June 18, 2020
Her "Song 33" response comes just two days after J. Cole mentioned her in his rap, however she clapped back saying “He really bout to write about me / When the world is in smokes?,” on "Song 33." She added, “When it’s people in trees?/When George begging for his mother saying he couldn’t breathe / You thought to write about me?”
"Little did I know all my reading would be a bother / It's trans women being murdered and this is all he can offer? / And this is what y'all receive?,"
Her fans responded exceptionally well to her response, even though it overall received mixed responses. How do you feel about J. Cole's stance and Noname's mention? Let us know in the comments below.
The real difference to me between Noname’s track vs Cole’s is, as expected, she’s demonstrating an awareness of the movement we’re in, in this moment. It actually just makes his song even more disappointing.
— Gennette Cordova (@GNCordova) June 18, 2020
Whew. @noname said we have actual things to worry about like Black women being killed and many of us being SILENT. But I guess egos are hurt. That patriarchy is going to get us killed. https://t.co/ehg70p3ZzN
— Preston Mitchum (@PrestonMitchum) June 18, 2020
he called her to the floor. he came for her when he was not sent for. he made this the conversation.
— THIS THE NEW VANGUARD (@AaronSmarter) June 18, 2020
also let's talk about how the first and last things noname does on the track is refocus the convo on the black ppl being harmed. this isn't about ego https://t.co/Dkwoe2vjQj
Shaq and Kobe had their differences, but when it came time to win the ring, they were unstopabble. With that said, it'd be dope to see a @noname and @JColeNC collab. They're both on the same team, just debating over whose approach is more effective.
— オタク Richie The Drift God (@richiebranson) June 18, 2020