J. Cole Releases "Two Six" Music Video from The Fall-Off

Directed by Simon Chasalow, J. Cole's 'Two Six' video grounds The Fall-Off in grainy Fayetteville imagery — train tracks, bikes, and the 276 area code Cole calls home.

J. Cole Releases "Two Six" Music Video from The Fall-Off

J. Cole released the music video for "Two Six" on February 6, 2026, coinciding with the release of his double album The Fall-Off.

Directed by Simon Chasalow, the visual features a grainy aesthetic that shifts between black-and-white and saturated color throughout. The video showcases Fayetteville, North Carolina, locations, with Cole appearing in various settings, including train tracks and riding a bike. The opening footage features another track from the album, "The Let Out," before transitioning to "Two Six." "Two Six" serves as the proper opener on Disc 1 (track two) of The Fall-Off.

The song was produced by T-Minus, Omen, and Ron Gilmore. The title references the 276 area code of Fayetteville, Cole's hometown. The video emphasizes atmosphere over spectacle, grounding the album's themes of identity and homecoming in understated imagery of the Ville.

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