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J. Cole Launches The Fall-Off Magazine
J. Cole Revives Hip-Hop Storytelling with The Fall-Off Magazine
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J. Cole is launching The Fall-Off Magazine, a 144-page print publication that celebrates hip-hop's rich journalism tradition, featuring interviews with artists like J.I.D, GloRilla, and Lauryn Hill. The magazine highlights hip-hop's evolution through original reporting and creative contributions from over 60 artists, including photographers, writers, and designers. Editor-in-Chief Bonsu Thompson emphasizes the magazine’s objective of [...]
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