![]() The stars would rightfully align with him signing with ‘Ye’s “big brother,” Jay-Z under the Roc Nation umbrella. While it may seem like Cole has inserted himself into Drake’s battle with West, Cole’s observations of the super producer go back to the days when Twitter had a favorite button. “If I smoke a rapper, it’s gon’ be legit/It won’t be for clout, it won’t be for fame/It won’t be ‘cause my sh*t ain’t sellin’ the same/It won’t be to sell you my latest lil’ sneakers/It won’t be ‘cause some ni**a slid in my lane.” No longer a rookie but not enough stripes to be considered a veteran, Cole enjoys the space of being at the center of the genre’s rich history.īut “Middle Child” isn’t without a few rewind moments, including the potential digs at West. As an older millennial, the rapper exists within a unique position on hip-hop’s timeline. “Middle Child” is something of a declarative statement for Cole.
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