One of the defining features of J. Cole's music is his commitment to social commentary and storytelling. The "Friday Night Lights" Zip Repack is no exception, with tracks like "January 28th" and "Cole World" offering insights into Cole's observations on life, racism, and social inequality. On "January 28th," Cole reflects on the Trayvon Martin case, lamenting the loss of young black lives and critiquing systemic racism. His words remain poignant today, underscoring the ongoing struggle for justice and equality in America.