WATCH: J. Cole Confirms Album Cover In Stunning Vinyl Production Video

Fans are ready to receive what could be J.Cole's final album in a couple of weeks, but fans are even more hype after seeing the artwork and design of the vinyls.

In a video posted to Cole's burner Instagram account on Monday, January 19, you can see the production of the vinyls for The Fall Off. The record is led by the original album cover, which is a photo of Cole's first beat machine at his home in Fayetteville, N.C. Once it's unpackaged, you can see four vinyls in total with different images on the front. Another video shows the vinyls being placed into boxes before they get shipped out to fans.

J. Cole posted the album's artwork to his burner account a couple of times over the past few years. The photo was posted to @thefalloff26 for the first time in 2020, back when no one really knew about the account. It was posted again on January 14 following the release of "Track 2 Disc 2." However, prior to all that, Cole revealed the story about his infamous beat machine during an interview with Complex in 2014.

"Nobody's using analog thing's anymore," Cole said at the time. "But this was the first thing, in like the year 2000. It's a sampler. It don't come with barely no sounds. I had to figure out how to use this and that's when I started making my own beats."

The Fall Off is set to drop on February 6. Based on the first song Cole dropped, fans can expect a double album, but it looks like they may get more than that.