As part of his World Tour J. Cole is bringing the spirit of The Fall-Off to the printed page with the release of The Fall-Off Magazine, a new 144-page publication that celebrates the culture, creativity, and storytelling that have long defined hip-hop. 

Designed as a collector’s piece and cultural document, the limited-edition magazine features exclusive interviews, original essays, striking photography, illustrations, and archival imagery that explore hip-hop from multiple perspectives. The publication brings together established stars and emerging voices, creating a space for conversations that extend beyond music and into the broader impact of the culture. 

The debut issue includes appearances and contributions from artists such as GloRilla, J.I.D., Cash Cobain, and Lil Yachty, among others. Acclaimed journalist Bonsu Thompson serves as editor-in-chief, leading a creative team of more than 60 writers, photographers, and designers who helped bring the ambitious project to life. 

Inspired by the legacy of iconic hip-hop magazines that once served as the heartbeat of the culture, The Fall-Off Magazine aims to preserve in-depth storytelling in an era dominated by social media and short-form content. Through long-form features and thoughtful editorial pieces, the publication offers fans a deeper look into the artists, ideas, and moments shaping today’s hip-hop landscape. 

For J. Cole, the magazine represents more than just a companion to The Fall-Off—it’s a tribute to the importance of documenting the culture and creating something tangible that fans can collect, revisit, and pass on. As print media continues to make a resurgence among music enthusiasts, The Fall-Off Magazine stands as a reminder that some stories are best experienced on the page. 

The Fall-Off Magazine is out now in a limited print run following its official announcement on July 8, 2026. Fans can purchase the magazine through The Fall-Off website: https://www.thefalloff.com/