DJ Clue Addresses The Alleged Diss Bars on J. Cole’s New ‘Birthday Blizzard’ Mixtape

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J.Cole broke the internet on Tuesday Night (January 27) when he shock dropped his new mixtape Birthday Blizzard 2026. The mixtape, which is hosted by DJ Clue, features four new freestyles.

DJ Clue Addresses The Alleged Diss Bars on J. Cole’s New Mixtape

After Cole dropped the tape, listeners began to dissect the lyrics. And many people began to speculate that Cole was sending shots at various other artists on his new project. In response to the speculation, mixtape host DJ Clue urged fans to stop “listening for negativity” and to just enjoy the music.

“I feel like people need to listen to the music and enjoy the music,” Clue said as heard through @Big_Business on X. “And stop trying to nitpick and see who’s talking about who.”

The famed DJ also blasted fans for listening to the “wrong reason.”

“like you’re listening for the wrong reason. You’re listening for negativity. It’s supposed to be making you feel good and make you hype, that’s it,” he concluded.

DJ Clue talks about all the alleged diss bars from J Cole on Birthday Blizzard ‘26:

“I feel like people need to listen to the music and enjoy the music and stop trying to nitpick and see who's talking about who.. like you're listening for the wrong reason.. You're listening for… pic.twitter.com/HuYH6O5fzA

— Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴 (@big_business_) January 29, 2026

In one of the songs on Cole’s new project, titled Golden Goose Freestyle, the rap star aims for artists who use bots to promote their music.

“If the streams say you winnin,’ why your tours are losin’? / When the math ain’t mathin’, of course you’re juicin’ / That mean the bots is boostin’ / Cut the tough guy image, it is not conducive / To breathe and don’t gamble with your life ‘cause the opps is cruisin’ / Word to Mike Vick, your dog might get sh*t for losin’.”

So many assumed that the bars were aimed at either Drake or Kendrick Lamar. As both artist have been accused of using bots to boost their sales. However, based on Clue’s recent comments, that doesn’t appear to be the case.