Last night (October 9), J. Cole unexpectedly unveiled a new song, “Port Antonio.” Notably, it sees the rapper addressing his decision to bow out of the beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar.

J. Cole has been quiet doing J. Cole Things—biking around New York City, making beats on the beach, being quietly super rich—since WWI popped off earlier this spring, save for

In his new song “ Port Antonio ,” J. Cole addressed dropping out of the feud in its earliest days, rapping he “pulled the plug because I've seen where that was 'bout to go” and that “lines were crossed, perhaps regrettably,” appearing to suggest the feud became too personal.

One year after Nostalgia, Rod Wave returns with a new 23-song album, Last Lap. The rising star holds most of it down on his own, but calls on familiar names like Lil Yachty, Lil Baby, and Rylo Rodriguez, who appear on the project.

J. Cole is one of the biggest names in the rap world. However, apart from his accomplishments in the field, Cole has also been in the news for personal reasons. The most popular one is his beef with fellow rappers Drake and Kendrick Lamar.

On "Port Antonio," Cole examines the bullets that he dodged after getting caught in the crossfire of the year's biggest rap beef.

J. Cole has shared a new song, “Port Antonio,” addressing the dormant feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. Check it out below. The song is Cole’s first major contribution to the crowded field of diss tracks and spin-offs since his verse on Drake’s “First Person Shooter” declared Cole,