J. Cole has revealed the tracklist for The Fall-Off two days ahead of the album’s Friday (Feb. 6) arrival. The double-LP boasts 24 tracks in total.

It’s broken down into 11 tracks plus a bonus on each disc, which are titled Disc 29 and Disc 39. It’s possible that the featured guests are being hidden.

In addition to Cole, Dreamville cofounder Ibrahim “IB” Hamad, T-Minus and Dreamville are credited as executive producers. The back cover reveals posters of Cole’s hip-hop inspirations, including rap legends such as Nas and 50 Cent.

J. Cole also released a statement alongside the tracklist, which provided some context into The Fall-Off and how he intends for the album to be the last in his decorated career.

“The Fall-Off, a double album made with intentions to be my last, brings the concept of my first project full circle. Disc 29 tells a story of me returning to my hometown at age 29,” he wrote in the second slide of his Instagram carousel posted Wednesday (Feb. 4).

Cole continued: “A decade after moving to New York, accomplishing what would have seemed impossible to most, I was at a crossroads with the 3 loves of my life; my woman, my craft, and my city. Disc 39 gives insight into my mindset during a similar trip home, this time as a 39 year old man. Older and a little closer to peace.”

The Dreamville boss previously explained that the second disc came about after being creatively reinvigorated following his apology to Kendrick Lamar in 2024, which saw him bow out of a potential feud with the Compton rapper.

“2 years ago, after the events that still feed the algorithm to this day, I became incredibly re-inspired, and the album slowly blossomed into a double disc as the concept expanded. I felt there should be an additional cover that represented that,” Cole wrote when revealing the covers on Jan. 29. “Something just as strong as the first, with my face on it, so when I look back in 20 years, I can see an image of who I was at the time I released the project I worked on for so long.”

Alongside the album’s announcement in January, Cole set the table for the project with the accompanying single “Disc 2 Track 2,” which found him rapping his life’s story in reverse.

He celebrated turning 41 on Jan. 28 with a surprise for the fans with the release of the Birthday Blizzard ’26 EP, which packaged four hard-hitting freestyles hosted by DJ Clue.

Look for The Fall-Off on Friday (Feb. 6) and check out the tracklist below.

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BTS is one of the biggest groups in music, so it’s not hard to find tons of available merchandise dedicated to the K-Pop act.

Rare collectibles – like vinyl box sets and other exclusive and officially licensed limited-edition items from BTS Official merch sites, Weverse and BT21 merch — tend to fly off the shelves, especially with news of a comeback and a world tour in the works.

You can always check out sites like eBay and Mercari to get your hands on limited-edition or sold-out BTS merch, but for BTS fans who might not have tons of money to spend on resale items, we put together a list of some of the best (and more affordable) unofficial BTS merch that you can buy from Amazon and Walmart right now.

Whether you’re an ARMY, or shopping for one, this roundup features pieces of BTS-inspired merch, including apparel, photocards, calendars, jewelry, electronics, collectible figurines and other cool gift ideas for die-hard K-Pop lovers — and almost everything on the list is under $100. While you’re at it, we’ve compiled a list of the best sites to search for tickets to BTS’ ARIRANG World Tour online. We’ve also included discount codes that will likely cut ticket pricing down significantly. Shop here.

This satin pillowcase from Kitsch is affixed with every BTS member’s specific BT21 character but solely focuses on Shooky, Suga’s character. The pillowcase zips up over a standard pillow and can be taken off to machine wash. According to Kitsch, satin pillowcases offer a cooling effect. They also prevent hair breakage and frizziness, and are more hygenic than your average pillow case that can harbor bacteria.

Crossbody bags are often a stellar option to take with you to concerts. With BTS’ world tour approaching, you’ll want to prepare with a stadium-ready option that can carry all your essentials, including your lightstick. This crossbody is affixed with chibi figures of each BTS member. The straps are detachable and adjustable, letting users tailor the fit of their bag. The body of the bag is ample enough to hold a phone, keys and wallet easily. It is also compact enough that you won’t be stopped while heading through security to see BTS on tour.  

Bag charms are still all the rage in 2026, and the trend doesn’t seem to be dying out anytime soon. This fuzzy BT21 keychain doubles as a bag charm and is meant to represent Jungkook. The charm depicts a fuzzy pink bunny, otherwise known as Cooky. The feisty-looking rabbit is affixed to a silver closure that allows users to attach this bunny to their bags, lanyards and keys, of course, adding a touch of personality to any item it’s clasped to.

Built teamed up with BTS all the way back in 2021 to launch collaborative water bottles meant to represent each member and their individual style and personalities with unique prints. No matter which member you choose, the water bottles can hold 18oz of liquid of your choosing that will stay at your desired temperature thanks to the bottles’ double-walled insulation.

“Dynamite” dominated the Billboard Hot 100 charts and stood at the number one spot for a whopping three weeks. In total, the song enjoyed 32 weeks on the charts, which is no small feat. With that in mind, it’s safe to say people enjoyed the track and its accompanying music video seeing the members dancing near a donut shop, standing out front of an ice cream parlor and boogie-ing as a group in front of a building reading “Disco.”

All of these iconic locations were taken straight from the music video and turned into a Lego set made for all ages. The set is extremely detailed, down to the frosted pink donut atop a building, and comes with mini figures of all the members, plus accessories. This is certainly a piece we can see ARMY proudly displaying alongside their other BTS merch.

If you’re a hardcore BTS stan you’ll know all about BT21 Line Friends. The cute little mascots were created through a collaboration between the South Korean boy band BTS and LINE FRIENDS, a global character brand. Whether you stan Suga or Jimin, you can show your loyalty by snagging yourself a sweet little headband affixed with each member’s BT21 character. The characters attached to the headband are 3D and plush.

Like the entry before this, you’ve got more BT21-inspired merch, this time in the form of a bracelet. The characters are clearly beloved, given they appear in a slew of the boy band’s merch. This stainless steel chain bracelet features every member’s assigned LINE FRIENDS characters so you can rep the whole band in style. This item of merch is very subtle, perfect for BTS fans who want to rock the band’s merch without looking too cheesy or loud.

BTS has an array of Funko Pop figures already available; however, if you’re a Suga solo stan, this one is for you. This Agust D figurine is inspired by the rapper’s 2023 hit “Haegeum” and depicts Suga in his music video look down to his accessories. The vinyl figure stands at 3.75 inches (9.5 cm) tall, the perfect size to display on a shelf.

You know what your fridge is likely lacking? BTS merch. Not to worry, though. You can now buy mini acrylic magnets depicting portraits of each member at Walmart. These magnets include all seven members of BTS, all suited up in their 2021 “Permission to Dance” live stage outfits. The magnets are currently available for $5.97, so you can buy all seven magnets without breaking the bank. Or you could be a proud solo stan and just grab one.

These six-inch BTS figures are meant to for display and would look pretty amazing alongside your other BTS merch. Retailing for $11.99, each figure depicts one of the members in a colorful anime-esque style attached to a base so the figure can stand up. If you want to buy all seven members’ figures, the whole lot will run you $49.99.

Similar to the figure above, this figure depicts each member of BTS in a sweet little chibi style, but with a twist. These collectables were made in collaboration with Tamagotchi Nano, a miniature, portable version of the popular Tamagotchi virtual pet. Nestled in the lap of each figure, you’ll find a functioning Tamagotchi Nano loaded up with two mini games and little playable characters depicting the BTS members. Interactive and fun, we can envision this piece making a great gift for the gamer ARMY in your life.

Even More BTS Merch That We Love

Mr. Mayers’ class is in session. A$AP Rocky headed back to a Harlem elementary school to teach kids a thing or two about rap for the Wednesday (Feb. 4) episode of Celebrity Substitute.

Rocky was peppered with questions initially by the inquisitive fourth graders, who asked about his real age, if he had ever been bullied and if he was married to Rihanna. Each student then had a crash course in Rap 101, which saw them flip their names into a couple of rhymes.

“[Rap] means everything. Rap is my life. I was actually just like you guys. I grew up not too far and that’s where I learned to rap,” he said.

Rocky surprised the kids by building out a professional recording studio space in the school, and they each had a chance to bring their bars to rap over the Harlem native’s Don’t Be Dumb single “Punk Rocky” beat.

Fatherhood is treating Rocky well, as his parenting skills were on full display while being patient with every kid and giving them some helpful rap tips. He even stepped in to deliver some bars himself.

Rocky also played music-video director while assisting in choreographing the kids’ debut visual “IDK,” which was shot in the classroom in part with a fish-eye lens.

“Welcome to Harlem/ This is where I live/ There’s no other place as unique as this,” a couple of the students rapped together.

It looked to be a heartwarming exchange for Rocky reconnecting with the youth, and the students got a once-in-a-lifetime experience out of it, too.

The Mob frontman delivered his Don’t Be Dumb album in January, which debuted atop the Billboard 200 with 123,000 total album units earned.

Watch Rocky’s Celebrity Substitute episode below.

Cardi B banks her 11th No. 1 on Billboard’s Rhythmic Airplay chart with “Errtime,” which ascends from the runner-up spot to lead the list dated Feb. 7. The single, released and promoted through Atlantic Records, was the most played song in the United States on panel-contributing rhythmic radio stations for the Jan. 23-29 tracking week, according to Luminate. It improved 8% in plays from the previous week.

As “Errtime” ascends, it unseats Metro Boomin, Quavo, Breskii and YKNIECE’s “Take Me Thru Dere” after its one week in charge. The Atlantan assembling slides to No. 3, with a 9% decrease in plays for the week.

The “Errtime” achievement arrives during a busy fortnight for the rapper. Cardi B was the musical guest on on the Jan. 31 milestone 1,000th episode of Saturday Night Live, where she performed “Errtime” and “Bodega Baddie,” and she will kick off her Little Miss Drama tour on Feb. 11 in Palm Desert, Calif. The 35-date trek supports her sophomore album, Am I the Drama?, which dropped in September 2025 and debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

Thanks to her 11 No. 1s, Cardi B matches Kendrick Lamar for the 11th best count of Rhythmic Airplay No. 1s in the chart’s history, which dates to October 1992. Drake remains the distant leader, with 43 champs, while Rihanna ranks second with 17.

With “Errtime” expanding Cardi’s Rhythmic Airplay collection, here’s a review of her 11 chart-topping titles:

Song Title, Artist (if other than Cardi B), Weeks at No. 1, Date Reached No. 1

Elsewhere, “Errtime” drives 5-3 on the Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart, where it surged 18% in plays and won the Greatest Gainer honor for the week’s largest increase in plays. The support from the rhythmic and mainstream R&B/hip-hop formats fuel the single’s 30-24 flight on the all-genre Radio Songs chart. There, it increased 14% in audience impressions to reach 22.4 million in listenership for the week.

Brent Faiyaz achieves his first No. 1 as a lead artist on Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart as “Have To.” jumps from No. 4 to crown the list dated Feb. 7. The track, released on ISO Supremacy/United Masters, rises four spots as the most played song on U.S. panel-contributing adult R&B radio stations in the United States for the week of Jan. 23-29, according to Luminate.

For its coronation week, “Have To.” improved 25% in plays compared to its total for the previous week (Jan. 16-22). It also captures the Greatest Gainer tag, awarded each week to the song with the largest increase in play count.

With “Have To.”, singer, songwriter and producer Faiyaz lands the second No. 1 of his career on Adult R&B Airplay. His prior champ came via a featured role on Alicia Keys’ “Trillions,” which ruled for two weeks in January – February 2023.

“Have To.” previews Faiyaz’s forthcoming album, Icon, which is scheduled for release on Feb. 13. The set was expected on Sept. 19, 2025, but was “scrapped” at the last minute. In the opening moments of the “Have To.” music video, on-screen text explains the decision. “Brent Faiyaz had Icon recorded and scheduled to release on September 19, 2025,” it reads. “The night before, Brent sent us a group text pulling the plug on the album. He also had another lead single and music video. He scrapped those too, then sent us this.”

Icon follows Faiyaz’s last collection, the 2023 mixtape Larger than Life. The surprise-released project debuted at No. 2 on the Top R&B Albums chart and No. 4 on the all-genre Billboard 200.

Elsewhere, “Have To.” holds at its No. 10 best on the plays-based Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart, though it added 8% more spins for the week. Joint strength from the adult R&B and mainstream R&B/hip-hop formats push the track 8-6 on the R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart, which ranks songs by combined audience totals from both formats. There, it reached 11.2 million in audience impressions last week, up 24% from the prior week’s count of 9 million and enough to secure another Greatest Gainer honor.