J. Cole continues to reveal “The Fall-Off” by unveiling a compelling music video for “Two Six,” the opening track of the album’s first disc.

Among the many loves in J. Cole’s life — hip-hop, his family, his wife, and his friends — Fayetteville, North Carolina, holds a special place at the core of it all.

The artist pays homage to his roots and his unyielding pride for his hometown with the video for “Two Six.” This track serves as both a tribute to the Ville and a reflection of his journey.

Before launching into “Two Six,” the video opens with scenes set to another track from the album, “The Let Out” from “Disc 29”. Once “Two Six” takes the spotlight, viewers are treated to a raw and evocative depiction of Fayetteville.

The visuals showcase well-composed montages of notable landmarks and scenes from the city. J. Cole steps into frame across various settings — whether strolling along train tracks or casually biking with wired headphones, he captures an intimate vibe. The visuals are brought to life by striking imagery and thoughtfully applied color treatments.

Like much of “The Fall-Off”, “Two Six” is entirely carried by J. Cole’s lyrical prowess and voice. However, the video features appearances from friends, collaborators, and locals who add depth and personality to this tribute to Fayetteville.

These elements blend seamlessly together, enriching the portrayal of the community that shaped J. Cole’s artistry.