The Stem Society

Ep 120Lil Baby might be done with rap completely — at least that's what someone from his camp is hinting at. Cardi B is finally dropping her album, but the rollout's got people saying it's built for first-week sales instead of good music. And then Young Thug popped out from behind all the drama with an apology track… but can a full album really work after everything that's happened?Let's break it all down.This is The Stem Society — honest hip-hop commentary, no fluff.⏱ Timestamps(0:30) Lil Baby Retire Leak?(1:18) Where is Lil Baby?(2:40) Did Lil Baby Falloff? (4:07) Is This a Rollout for The Leaks?(6:22) Gunna vs Lil Baby(7:53) This Generation of Artist Like to Quit(9:07) Cardi B's Rollout Rant(12:40) Glorilla Diss Track(14:44) Young Thug's Apology/New Album(16:46) Young Thug Talks Drake and Lil Baby(17:32) Young Thug is Not the Same(19:09) Nobody's Excited

In this episode of The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down Young Thug's long-awaited interview and what it means for his future. Cole explores why this conversation matters for hip-hop culture, whether Thug redeemed himself in the public eye, why he still has so much anger toward Gunna, and if he's finally ready to change his ways.Timestamps:(0:00) Cole Open(1:36) Big Bank was great(4:03) Young Thug wasn't ready for home(7:30) Talking about pleas was confusing(10:56) Did Young Thug snitch?(13:42) Gunna Talk(19:41) Will Thug change after this?

Ep 119Drake just reunited with Bobbi Althoff for their second interview — but was it real or just another curated fluff piece? Cole Jackson breaks it all down on The Stem Society, from the “culture vulture” debate to Wiley calling Drake out on BBC Radio 1Xtra, to why he refuses to sit with hip hop media.This episode dives into Drake's history with UK Grime and Afrobeats, the Pharrell jewelry flex, and why avoiding hip hop media says more about his legacy than the interview itself.Timestamps:(0:52) Interview Recap(2:23) Bobbi Doesn't Know About Drake?(3:17) Culture Vulture Claims/ Drake Used UK Grime(7:34) Drake Used Afro beats for a Number 1(8:57) Drake Disses Pharrell?(10:59) Drake Has a Problem with Media(13:34) Drake vs Hip Hop Media(15:00) Drake Will Have to Come Back to Hip Hop.

Ep 118In this episode of The Stem Society, Cole Jackson gives his take on Young Thug's leaked interrogation audio.I break down where Thug has gone wrong, how Gunna managed to bounce back from snitching accusations, and whether the street code is ruining hip hop. This isn't just about one tape — it's about the rules that can shape or end a career.What I cover in this episode:My opinion on Young Thug's leaked interrogation clipsWhere Thug may have slipped upHow Gunna has managed to recover and rebuild his careerThe bigger cultural question: is the street code destroying hip hop?

This week on The Stem Society, Cole Jackson reviews Offset's latest album Kiari. Across 18 tracks, Offset delivers his most personal and intentional solo project yet, balancing Atlanta trap energy with reflective cuts. Cole breaks down the standout songs, the features, and why Kiari stands above Offset's past solo albums.Timestamps:(0:00) Cole Open(1:07) Initial Thoughts(1:54) Favorite Songs(5:14) Offset Finally Talks About Cardi B(6:57) The Features(8:24) The Bad Spots(10:05) Final Verdict

Ep 117This week on The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down two stories shaking hip hop right now.First, Fat Joe says he actually likes Gunna's new album The Last Wun — but he refuses to support it after labeling Gunna a “rat.” Cole dives into what this means for the street code, loyalty, and whether that code still holds weight in today's culture.Then, Drake reunites with Bobbi Althoff for another interview on her new podcast. Cole doesn't hold back, questioning why Drake keeps giving her the spotlight while real hip hop media gets sidelined. Is this about clout, or is it hurting the culture?Tap in for an honest conversation about loyalty, media, and where hip hop draws the line today.Timestamps(0:00) Cole Open(1:15) Fat Joe Problem with Rap(12:36) Drake Spins the Block with Bobbi

Chance the Rapper is back with Star Line, a 17-track project that's got the culture asking if this is his true comeback or another stumble. Cole Jackson digs into the themes, highlights, and where Chance stands in 2025.Then, Cardi B takes on Jay-Z's Imaginary Players with her own flip, Imaginary Playerz. Cole breaks down the flexes, the delivery, the backlash, and what this move says about Cardi's future in hip hop.Two artists. Two big swings. Only one might land.Timestamps(0:00) Cole Open(1:41) Star Line Review/Production(3:48) Lyrics(6:23) The Features(7:37) Hight Points (8:44) Weak Points (10:52) Final Thoughts(12:19) Cardi B's Imaginary Playerz/Hov Influence (13:33) Cardi's Take(15:36) Why Is It NOT Working?(18:29) Do Something Else(21:53) Sophomore Slump(23:38) Final Thoughts

Ep 116This week on The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down two major stories in hip hop.First, Drake's lawsuit against UMG takes a new turn as CEO Lucian Grainge responds directly, calling Drake's claims “ridiculous” and pushing back against his legal strategy. Cole gives his take on how far Drake's team is going and whether it's helping or hurting his case.Then, Lil Yachty faces backlash after dropping a George Floyd punchline on livestream. Stephen Jackson responds, and we've got Yachty's apology before the news cycle catches it.Honest hip hop commentary, culture talk, and the stories shaping the music we love.Timestamps:(0:00) – Cole Open(1:05) – Drake vs UMG Lawsuit Recap(4:22) – Lucian Grainge Responds in Court Filing(7:43) – Cole's POV on Drake's Legal Strategy(10:47) – Lil Yachty's George Floyd Bars on Livestream(14:10) – Stephen Jackson Responds & Yachty Apologizes(17:47) – Charleston White Jumps In(19:28) – Cole's POV on Yachty Backlash

Atlanta came with two major drops this week. JID's God Does Like Ugly blends gospel influence, Atlanta pride, and sharp lyricism across 15 tracks, while Gunna's The Last Wun—his final album under YSL—delivers 25 tracks of luxury rap and Turbo-driven production.Cole Jackson breaks down both projects, highlighting the standout moments, the skips, and where each one lands in 2025's hip-hop conversation.Timestamps:(0:00) Cole Open(1:38) "God Does Like Ugly" | Initial Thoughts (3:25) Production(6:00) Lyrics/Features(8:56) Final Verdict (10:28) Album of the Year Candidate? (11:29) Gunna "The Last Wun" Initial Thoughts(12:50 Gunna's Keeps His Style(13:43) The Flow of the Album(16:47) Features(17:27) Flaws in the Album(19:23) Final Thoughts

Ep 115Drake's loss made hip-hop boring? J. Cole's not a great MC? Black Thought is way better than Jay-Z? This week on The Stem Society, Cole Jackson takes on the wildest hot takes shaking up hip-hop — breaking down why they went viral, where they miss the mark, and what they say about today's music commentary.Timestamps:(0:00) Cole Open(1:42) Bag Fuel say Hip Hop is Boring(9:07) Ray Daniels say J Cole is Not A Great(16:08) Will i Am Give the Nod to Black Thought over Jay Z

BET just hit pause on the Hip Hop Awards — and the Soul Train Awards — with no clear return date. In this episode of The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down what this means for the culture, why the Awards still matter, and how BET and its parent company both share the blame.We also talk solutions: should the Hip Hop Awards move to streaming? Could going back to basics — raw cyphers, real performances, and a wider range of nominees — bring it back to life?Plus, it's New Music Friday with fresh drops from JID (God Does Like Ugly), Roc Marciano & DJ Premier (The Coldest Profession), and Gunna (The Last Wun). Which one gets your first spin?Timestamps(0:00) Intro(0:50) BET has cancelled the hip hop awards(3:14) Why Should You Care(5:23) What is the company doing?(7:40) Is BET still for Us?(9:44) You Should Go To Streaming(11:15) How to Fix the Awards(13:55) Final Thoughts(15:24) New Release Friday

Ep 114This week, Cole Jackson breaks down Joey Bada$$ vs Columbia Records — and why threatening to leak his album might be the smartest move he's made all year. Then on the B-side, we look at YouTube Music's new “Monthly Audience” stat… and why Coolio and Doechii outranking Drake has the whole internet confused.Two stories. One episode. All facts, no fluff. Welcome to The Stem Society.(0:00) Intro(:50) Joey Badass album gets delayed(3:09) This is common with labels(6:44) Youtube should be the move(9:27) What's Next?(10:42) Youtube's Monthly Audience (11:50) The First Artist List(13:27) Monthly Audience will justify Pod BS(17:15) Outro

The Stem Society Weekly Album Check InFreddie Gibbs and Alchemist are back with Alfredo 2—but does it live up to the original? In this week's Weekly Album Check-In, Cole Jackson breaks down the flawless sequencing, standout features from JID and Anderson .Paak, and the not-so-subtle disses aimed at Curren$y and Benny the Butcher.Then we get into it: Is this the best rap album of 2025… or is Let God Sort Em Out by Clipse still holding the crown?Timestamps:(0:00) Intro(0:37) Initial Thoughts(2:45) The Production(4:56) Freddie Gibbs is Elite(8:04) Shots at Curren$y?(9:57) The Freddie & Alchemist connection(11:10) The Features(13:38) The Verdict(14:42) Who Has AOTY?

Ep 113Complex just dropped their 2025 Hip Hop Media Power List—and it's a mess.In this episode, I break down who got kicked off (Sway, Gabe P, Adam22), the weird additions, and why putting Kai Cenat at #1 says everything about where hip hop media is headed.We're talking moved goalposts, clout over consistency, and the real voices being erased from the conversation. This list isn't about media—it's about metrics.Tap in as I give my unfiltered take on what Complex got wrong, who should've made the list, and why this matters for creators in the culture.0:47 – What is Hip Hop Media Now?2:06 – The Criteria: How Complex Moved the Goalpost3:49 – Who Got Kicked Off the List6:59 – Weird Additions & Placements13:17 – Who Complex Completely Missed16:52 – The Number One Pick: Kai Cenat21:41 – Why This List is Trash

This week, Cole Jackson breaks down two standout drops from very different corners of the music map.First up is Jim Legxacy's Black British Music—an emotional, genre-blending mixtape filled with tension, vulnerability, and moments of raw honesty. Cole shares his first-listen reactions, favorite tracks, and what makes this UK release worth paying attention to.Then, it's a sharp left turn into Tyler, The Creator's Don't Tap the Glass—a dance-heavy, chaotic album. Is this Tyler just having fun, or is there more underneath the surface?Two albums. Two different energies. Same real talk.Follow the show and hit play.

The Weekly Album Check InThis week on The Weekly Album Check-In, Cole Jackson takes a close listen to two major drops: the long-awaited return of Clipse with Let God Sort Em Out and the smooth new project from Larry June & Cardo, Until the Night Comes. One album is pushing for best of the year—one just holds steady. Tune in for the verdict.Follow Us on Social Media:IG & X: @bynkmedia1Follow Cole Jackson on Social MediaIG: @colejackson_bynkX: @colejackson12

Ep 112This week on The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down Nicki Minaj's explosive claim that JAY-Z and Roc Nation owe her up to $200 million from the Tidal deal. From the original artist equity rollout to the 2021 sale, we revisit the numbers, the silence from other stakeholders like Rihanna and J. Cole, and Steve Stoute's comments that Nicki never signed her paperwork. With no lawsuit in sight and the Barbz in full attack mode, is this a legitimate financial grievance or just a high-stakes PR play? Let's get into it.

Who's got the most to prove in the second half of 2025?In this solo episode, Cole Jackson runs through his official Rap Album Draft — breaking down the most anticipated albums dropping this year. From The Clipse and JID to Drake, Summer Walker, and Larry June, we're talking release dates, early singles, tracklists, and what could make or break each drop.Plus: why Cardi B's comeback feels forced, if Roddy Ricch can bounce back, and whether A$AP Rocky missed his window.New episodes every Wednesday and Sunday. Culture talk only.

Ep 111This week, Cole Jackson reacts to the Diddy trial verdict — not guilty on the biggest charges, but still facing time. Did the prosecution blow it, or was the case never solid to begin with?Then we get into Skepta's viral tweet calling for a UK vs US rap clash. Cole breaks down the matchups, explains the grime “clash” culture for American listeners, and asks the big question: could US rappers survive that kind of pressure?Tap in for honest hip-hop commentary, weekly.Timestamps(1:04) Diddy Verdict(3:29) Baby Oil Celebration(5:22) The Prosecution Fumbled (6:10) Cassie's Testimony(8:18) The Sentencing(10:18) Final Thoughts(11:49) Intermission(12:40) Skepta Calls Out the US(14:02) What is a Clash? (15:43) Can the US win?(16:07) Cole Revise the Match Ups(19:05) Final Thoughts

Ep 110T-Pain calls out Drake for not bowing out gracefully—and it's got the internet talking. In this episode of The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down the comments and whether they hit a nerve.We also unpack the reveal of Cardi B's long-awaited album Am I The Drama?, plus what the end of Diddy's trial could mean for his future in the music industry.Subscribe for weekly deep dives into hip-hop news, album drops, and culture commentary.Timestamps:(0:00) – Cold Open(0:53)– T-Pain vs Drake: What Was Really Said(10:11) – Cardi B's Album Announcement: September Drop?(20:25) - Intermission(21:25) – Diddy Trial Ends: What Comes Next?

This week on The Stem Society, Cole Jackson reacts to the XXL 2025 Freshman Class—and calls it one of the worst in years. From clear wins like Ray Vaughn and Samara Cyn to head-scratchers like Ian and Gelo, we break down what XXL got right, what they got dead wrong, and the names that should've been included—like Nemzzz and Wynne.Then, we slide into a review of With All Due Respect, the debut R&B album from East London's own Kwn. She's self-produced, selling songs to fans, and moving with purpose. Is it the R&B tape of the summer? Let's talk about it.Follow, rate, and share the show to support the movement.Timestamps:(0:35) XXL Freshman Class Reaction(1:36) What They Got Right(6:09) The Bad Picks(8:50) Who Should Be on the Cover(13:41) Interlude(14:13) Kwn Review

Ep 109Pusha T vs Travis Scott? Jim Jones vs Nas?!This week on The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down the brewing tension between Pusha T and Travis Scott after that Clipse verse and a bold GQ quote. Is this beef or just brilliant marketing?Then we shift gears to Jim Jones claiming he's better than Nas. Is it relevance over legacy? Ground-level impact vs rap royalty? Cole gives it to you straight—with nuance, culture, and a bit of superhero talk.New episodes every Wednesday + Sunday.

We're halfway through the year, so it's time to tap in.On this mid-year check-in, Cole Jackson rounds up the Best of 2025 (So Far)—from breakout stars to underrated gems. Who's got Album of the Year momentum? Which newcomers are making real noise? And which UK artists are shaping the sound in their own lane?Tune in for picks across:• Best Newcomer• Album of the Year• Most Underrated• Best Rapper (So Far)• UK StandoutsIf you've been keeping up—or need to catch up—this is the one to hear.Timestamps(0:00) Cold Open(0:42) Best Newcomers(2:41) Rapper of the Year(5:50) UK Spotlight (9:34) Most Underrated Album(14:04) Album of the Year

This week on The Check In, Cole Jackson breaks down two major drops—Lil Wayne's Tha Carter VI and Little Simz's Lotus.

Ep 108Lil Wayne dropped Carter VI—but is it time for him to stop releasing albums? This week, Cole Jackson explores how legacy rappers hold onto the mic, and how fans and the industry feed the ego that keeps them from evolving.Then, we dive into Timbaland's AI rapper launch. Is this the next wave in music tech—or just a power play to control the full creative process?This episode covers:The legacy rapper debateAI in hip hopWhen rappers should become execsControl vs. culture in 2025 rapFor hip hop culture commentary, rap news, and artist insight every Sunday and Wednesday—this is The Stem Society.Timestamps:(1:00) Is this it for Wayne?(13:18) Timbaland and His AI Artitst

Ep 107This week on The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down three major stories:(0:53) Offset reportedly asks Cardi B for spousal support — petty or power move?(8:23) Tory Lanez's legal team launches a website with “suppressed evidence” in the Megan Thee Stallion case(15:11) Complex drops a Top 50 LA Rappers list — who's ranked, who got snubbed, and why these lists still go viralPlus, Cole gives his personal LA Top 5 and shares thoughts on how these debates shape hip-hop culture in 2025.—

Ep 106This week on The Stem Society, Cole Jackson dives into the big stories in hip-hop

This week on The Check In,, Cole will be breaking down the best moments from the Joey Bada$$ vs. Ray Vaughn rap beef — but he's not here to score the battle. Instead, Cole is highlighting the tracks that actually hit, the bars that made me rewind, and the moments that stood out. Whether you're Team Bada$$ or just discovering Ray Vaughn, this episode is for the fans who care about the craft — not the chaos.Check out our Spotify playlists: Off License Flow's: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7iw59JQcJD5IEhfr6A4lea?si=vPEdwcYzSEKb4evP_aaUGgIn the Loop: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0cKpuFv5atDUg2yn4FhzzZ?si=hGaLFWxvRcqOBNkQlQemsQSupport the ChannelFollow the Patreon for bonus contenthttps://www.patreon.com/TheStemSocietyFollow Cole Jackson on social media:IG: https://www.instagram.com/colejackson_bynk/X: https://twitter.com/ColeJackson12Follow BYNK Media on:IG: https://www.instagram.com/bynkmedia1/X: https://x.com/bynkmedia1

Ep 105This week on The Stem Society, Cole Jackson delves into the most talked-about stories in hip-hop:

Two artists, two new projects, and two very different results. On this episode of The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down:

Ep 104Things are getting dark for Sean “Diddy” Combs. As new legal heat builds, we're asking the question—are we witnessing the final chapter of one of hip-hop's most powerful figures?Plus, Rick Ross finally speaks on what it would take to squash his beef with Drake… but is it too late? And of course, we have to talk about the 2025 BET Awards nominations—because some of these picks are wild, and I've got jokes.⏳ Timestamps:(0:00) Trying to collab with UK pods and Met Gala talk(6:57) Diddy Trial Update(18:25) Rick Ross on Ending the Drake Feud(22:53) BET Awards Nominations – You already know I had to cook…Check out our playlists: Off License Flow's: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7iw59JQcJD5IEhfr6A4lea?si=vPEdwcYzSEKb4evP_aaUGgIn the Loop: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0cKpuFv5atDUg2yn4FhzzZ?si=hGaLFWxvRcqOBNkQlQemsQSupport the ChannelFollow the Patreon for bonus contenthttps://www.patreon.com/TheStemSocietyFollow Cole on social mediaIG: https://www.instagram.com/colejackson_bynk/X: https://twitter.com/ColeJackson12Follow BYNK Media on IG: https://www.instagram.com/bynkmedia1/X: https://x.com/bynkmedia1

This week on Weekly Album Check-In, Cole Jackson delves into three standout releases:

Ep 103On this week's episode of The Stem Society:

Ep 102This week on The Stem Society, Cole Jackson dives into two stories: Ari Lennox parts ways with Dreamville and goes to Interscope, did she make the right move?  Will Interscope make her a pop start? Sparking debates about artist-label loyalty and industry support. Plus, Shannon Sharpe faces more accusations — Cole talk about new details and what's known so far.Timestamps:(0:00) - Intro(3:13) - Ari Lennox's Rant and Dreamville Exit Explained(10:33) - Shannon Sharpe New Allegations 

Ep 101In this episode of The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down three major stories shaking the culture:

Ep 100In this episode of The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down Lil Wayne's revealing Rolling Stone interview — from feeling snubbed by the NFL's Super Bowl halftime show, to forgetting about Jay-Z & Kanye's Watch the Throne, to opening up about Tha Carter VI.Cole also dives into the viral Curtiss King x TDE Punch interview and the insight it gives into Kendrick Lamar's calculated moves.And if that's not enough... Drake just escalated his lawsuit against UMG over Kendrick's Super Bowl performance — and they're threatening legal discovery.

Ep 99Tay-K just got hit with 80 years — what does that say about his case, his legacy, and hip-hop's obsession with the outlaw narrative? Plus, the internet's in flames over the White Rapper Mt. Rushmore... who really deserves a spot? And Drake teases new music live on Adin Ross — we break down what this rollout could mean.⏱️ Timestamps(0:00) Intro(6:42) Tay-K sentenced to 80 years(11:46) Drake announces new album on Adin Ross stream(25:36) White Rapper Mt. Rushmore debateCheck out our playlists: Off License Flow's: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7iw59JQcJD5IEhfr6A4lea?si=vPEdwcYzSEKb4evP_aaUGgIn the Loop: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0cKpuFv5atDUg2yn4FhzzZ?si=hGaLFWxvRcqOBNkQlQemsQSupport the ChannelFollow the Patreon for bonus contenthttps://www.patreon.com/TheStemSocietyFollow Cole on social mediaIG: https://www.instagram.com/colejackson_bynk/X: https://twitter.com/ColeJackson12Follow BYNK Media on IG: https://www.instagram.com/bynkmedia1/X: https://x.com/bynkmedia1

Ep 98On this episode of The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down three of the biggest hip-hop conversations of the week:

Ep 97In this episode of The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down the rumors and reports surrounding No Jumper's financial struggles. From losing key talent to declining viewership, is Adam22's once-dominant podcast empire falling apart?We explore how No Jumper's rise shaped hip-hop media, what may have led to its decline, and what this means for the future of independent hip-hop platforms.

Ep 96In this episode of The Stem Society, Cole breaks down Kanye West's wild interview with DJ Akademiks—from the Klan outfit to conspiracy rants—and also tap in on Drake's surprise drop of the “Nokia” music video.It's chaos on one end and calculated art on the other.

Ep 95In this episode of The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down the strategic tension between LeBron and Stephen A. Smith, how Pat McAfee plays a role, and why this entire moment mirrors the energy of Kendrick vs Drake.We're not just talking basketball. We're talking about legacy, narrative control, and who really speaks for the culture.

Ep 94In this episode of The Stem Society, Cole Jackson delves into the latest developments shaking up the hip-hop community:

Ep 93In today's episode of The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down three of the biggest stories shaking up music and media:

Ep. 92This week on The Stem Society, Cole Jackson is tackling the hottest topics in hip-hop:

Ep 91This week on The Stem Society, Cole Jackson delves into two hot topics stirring conversations in the music industry:

Ep 90 This week on The Stem Society, Cole Jackson is breaking down three of the hottest topics shaking up music and sports:

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Ep 88The UK rap scene is booming, but why aren't female MCs getting the same shine as their male counterparts? Cole wants to know the challenges faced by artists like Cristale, Ms Banks, and Chy Cartier and why the industry isn't pushing them like it should.Meanwhile, Snoop Dogg just cut ties with Spotify and is going all-in on a Web3 streaming platform called Tune.FM—but is this the future of music or just another crypto cash grab?And lastly, Drake suddenly canceled his Australian & New Zealand tour, sparking rumors of a secret European run. What's really going on?⏱ Timestamps:(00:00) – Intro(5:14) – Drake Cancels(9:54) – Snoop Dogg vs. Spotify(16:39) – Why UK Female Rappers Are OverlookedSupport the ChannelFollow the Patreon for bonus contenthttps://www.patreon.com/TheStemSocietyFollow Cole on social mediaIG: https://www.instagram.com/colejackson_bynk/X: https://twitter.com/ColeJackson12Follow BYNK Media on IG: https://www.instagram.com/bynkmedia1/X: https://x.com/bynkmedia1

Ep 87In this episode of The Stem Society, Cole Jackson breaks down the stories shaking up hip-hop, from legal threats to industry drama to new albums you need to hear.

Ep 86J. Cole Drops "Clouds" – Is this the return fans have been waiting for? Cole talks about what he likes and dislikes about the songReason Reveals TDE Drama – Why did Reason claim he hyped up Drake during his feud with Kendrick Lamar? Cole dives into the controversy and why revealing this as an independent could hurt his sales.T-Pain's Catalog Deal – T-Pain has sold his publishing rights and select masters to HarbourView Equity Partners. What are the financial and cultural implications of this move for both T-Pain and the broader music industry?Chapters(4:15) J Cole(12:23) Reason(26:29) T PainSupport the ChannelFollow the Patreon for bonus contenthttps://www.patreon.com/TheStemSocietyFollow Cole on social mediaIG: https://www.instagram.com/colejackson_bynk/X: https://twitter.com/ColeJackson12Follow BYNK Media on IG: https://www.instagram.com/bynkmedia1/X: https://x.com/bynkmedia1