Lil Durk Reveals His Thoughts On J. Cole’s “All My Life” Verse

Lil Durk is one of the biggest artists in the world right now. Moreover, he has proven to the entire world that he can hang with some of the best lyricists. Throughout the years, he has worked with Drake, Future, and now, J. Cole. Additionally, he has even secured praise from the likes of Jay-Z, which is legendary. As for the J. Cole collaboration, we are talking about the song “All My Life.” This new track dropped last night, and it was an immediate hit among fans. In fact, some are calling this some of Durk’s best work yet.

Although, most fans were expecting him to drop an album last night. Almost Healed was going to release right alongside the new NBA YoungBoy project. Instead, Durk decided to delay the project by a couple of weeks. Now, fans can expect this body of work to be released on Friday, May 26th. Regardless, this is good news for fans who want to hear more of Lil Durk’s newfound musical stylings. He seems to be doing something interesting with “All My Life,” and fans want to know if the rest of the tracks will sound like that.

Lil Durk Speaks

Recently, Lil Durk was talking to Complex about his latest track. As you can imagine, he was very excited for the world to hear it. Furthermore, he was asked about working with J. Cole and if everything surprised him. This led to an interesting answer, as Durk conceded that Cole had the better verse. However, he did make sure to explain that this is a rarity when he collaborates with people. “The number one thing, he smoked my ass on that, for one,” Lil Durk explained. “Barely. That barely happens. But shoutout to Cole, shoutout to [Dr.] Luke. We made it happen.”

On top of everything, Lil Durk has also been floating around the idea of a boxing match against the likes of 6ix9ine. Although 6ix9ine immediately declined the $50 million offer. Let us know what you think of the latest Durk and Cole track, in the comments down below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for all of the latest news and updates from around the music world.

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