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CyHi<\/a> has decided to no longer hold his tongue in relation to J. Cole<\/a>, calling the North Carolina rapper out on a new diss track \u2014\u00a0listen to it below.<\/p>\n On Friday night (February 27), the rapper also known as CyHi the Prynce took to Instagram to drop a new record titled “B.R.A Lost Control.”<\/p>\n “Outside of all the bullsh!t There\u2019s artists who actually put their life on the line for hip hop \u203c\ufe0f\u203c\ufe0f\u203c\ufe0f,” he captioned his post.<\/p>\n Produced By Brian AllDay and Mark Byrd, the new track hears CyHi take a number of shots at J. Cole, who apparently he\u2019s had a problem with ever since Cole dropped “False Prophets” in 2016. That track took shots at Kanye West, CyHi\u2019s longtime<\/a> friend and frequent collaborator<\/a>. CyHi has stuck with West<\/a> through all of the latter\u2019s antisemitic statements<\/a>, Donald Trump alignments<\/a>, and other controversies<\/a> of the past decade.<\/p>\n “Aye, bro. Can you let your people know you\u2019re not fuckin\u2019 with me? \u2018Cause them thinking you is, is fuckin\u2019 with me,<\/em>” CyHi opens his latest track, before adding: “I could never fall off<\/em>” \u2014 a reference to Cole\u2019s new album, The Fall-Off<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n Keeping things subtle on the first verse, CyHi throws a light jab at Cole, referencing his decision to remove his Kendrick Lamar diss from Might Delete Later<\/em>.<\/a><\/p>\n “You were scared of our good brother in that Grand National, why? \/ Shoulda knew you and that lil’ Honda was gonna have to collide<\/em>,” CyHi raps.<\/p>\n The second verse is where things get a lot more direct and intentional, with CyHi sending some scathing shots at Cole, who he calls “St. John” after the University in Queens, New York that Cole graduated from.<\/p>\n “Okay, this might be off topic, but tell St. John that them raps just ain\u2019t that jaw-dropping \/ You forgot I still owe you for ‘False Prophets’? \/ I rap punches that\u2019s hard as Bernard Hopkins\/ There ain\u2019t no yes men over here, my dawg stop it,<\/em>” he spits.<\/p>\n The \u201cyes men\u201d reference is a response to Cole\u2019s accusation on “False Prophets” that Ye is surrounded by fake people, specifically “the women, the dickriders” and “the yes men.” In his track, Cole paints these folks as people who don\u2019t have “the balls to say somethin’ to contest” West. CyHi took issue with the claim. <\/p>\n Elsewhere on the track, he tells Cole to watch his mouth, while again referencing his decision to duck Kendrick\u2019s wrath. He also says he\u2019ll tear the Dreamville crew “into pieces” and how it\u2019ll involve “furniture moving like Jamiroquai’s<\/a><\/em>.” <\/p>\n