His songs like " Neighbors" discuss African-American plight, and many of his fans see him as a voice of his generation, but the rapper feels he has come up short in supporting the Black Lives Matter movement.Ĭole may be a bit hard on himself as he did take an active role in the protests in his hometown of Fayetteville, North Carolina. Cole talks about revisiting Noname’s social media pages and goes as far to call out her anger. Well, maybe 'cause deep down I know I ain't doing enoughĬole is wondering if there is some truth in Noname's criticism and worries that like the titular movie he is a fake. I’m not sure if it was the lyrics or the gravity of the situation in totality, but. I must say the production on Snow On The Bluff and the song, in general, are just beautiful. The motion picture's realistic drama documentary style gives the impression that the footage showing crimes being committed actually happened, but after investigation they were discovered to be fictional.īut damn, why I feel faker than Snow on Tha Bluff? Published on : J.Cole Snow On The Bluff Produced by J.Cole & Wu10, Released by BMI Broadcast Music Inc, Animated by Martin Poor Marty Perry.
Named after the 2012 drama film of the same name, the track addresses an unnamed woman, assumed to be fellow rapper and activist Noname, while touching on police brutality and race relations during the George Floyd protests. The film's title refers to the protagonist, and to Atlanta's neighborhood The Bluff, which is infamous for crime and drug dealing. 'Snow on tha Bluff' is a song by American rapper J. Cole named the song after a 2011 movie Snow on tha Bluff, which tells the story of real life Atlanta robber and crack dealer Curtis Snow.
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