tone policing at quite possibly the worst time possible in the past 4 months.”įind Sweatshirt’s tweets about the Cole/Noname situation below. He continued, “what if yall are mad at yourselves that you look to cole for more than he has to give? bro just laid his cards down on the table ‘i went to college, i dont know stuff’ and hes alot of n****s elected representative.” A user replied to that tweet, suggesting that the situation is “also about the blatant disrespect of a Black woman,” to which Sweatshirt answered, “right. but, i guess the song way is messier but its more honest. if u want to do what u said u wanted to do on the song (which is learn) bang my line. if u want a bunch of clicks and likes on ya song then ya make a song. Responding to somebody who wrote, “homeboy did not have to let that verse out of the drafts,” Sweatshirt tweeted, “naw frrrrrrrr my whole thing (and this all imma say) is: mfs are reachable through mediums other than song lololllll shoot me a fax or something ill page u.”Īnother user asked why Sweatshirt is against Cole releasing the song, and he answered, “it depends on what u want.

it would b like on one of the nights following big floyds death if a white rapper (one that ppl like) made a ‘im uneducated on ur plight’ track it just taste bad lol.” He tweeted of the song today, “multiple truths baby lets go this aint even complicated.” He followed that with, “lol before i get grouped in to anything let me state that first truth of many is that the sh*t was just corny. At first, its business as usual for Curt. Now Earl Sweatshirt has weighed in on the Noname-referencing track, and he’s not the biggest fan. Snow On Tha Bluff is the story of Curtis Snow, an Atlanta robbery boy and crack dealer who steals a video camera from some college kids during a dope deal, and begins documenting his life.

Cole’s surprise new song “Snow On Tha Bluff” since he dropped it last night. There has been a wide variety of reactions to J.

Was snow on tha bluff real