Overview
- Available exclusively on thefalloff.com for a minimum of $1, the DJ Clue–hosted set is not on streaming services.
- The package features four freestyles — “Bronx Zoo,” “Golden Goose,” “Winter Storm,” and “99 Build” — performed over classic ’90s/2000s instrumentals including Diddy’s “Victory,” Biggie’s “Who Shot Ya?,” The LOX’s “Money, Power & Respect,” and Black Rob’s “Can I Live.”
- On “Bronx Zoo Freestyle,” Cole addresses his 2024 apology to Kendrick Lamar and stepping back from that feud, rapping that he’s “probably [his] best when they doubt” him.
- Across the tracks, he critiques industry practices with lines referencing ownership, ghostwriting, stream “bots,” tour struggles, and Universal Music Group chief Lucian Grainge.
- Fans are parsing bars for possible shots at peers like Drake and Joey Bada$$, though any targeted disses remain unconfirmed, and Cole later said on Instagram that The Fall‑Off became a double album after inspiration from the Kendrick–Drake battle.