J. Cole
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Music Cole still wants to work with YB according to "First Person Shooter."
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Music J. Cole is officially back on the road for "The Fall-Off" world tour, and his first stop was in his home of Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Reviews With his four-track "Birthday Blizzard ’26," J. Cole brings back a format rap has been missing, and losing the top spot has only fueled his fire.
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Music Videos J. Cole continues to reveal "The Fall-Off" and invite fans into its world with this music video for the first disc's proper opener, "Two Six."
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Sports Charlamagne Tha God isn't happy with Colin Kaepernick for vying for the Jets' quarterback job.
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Music J. Cole seemed to have a great time at his producer's wedding.
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Music J. Cole's manager tries to quell some of the fans complaints.
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Music J Cole says he's been trying to balance family and music.
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Music J. Cole and Wale posed for pictures together over the weekend.
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Music J Cole hung out with Tems backstage during his Dreamville Festival, where they both performed over the weekend.
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Music J. Cole shared the first single from his highly anticipated new album, "The Fall-Off," last week ahead of its nearing release.
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Music J. Cole has credited Fayetteville, North Carolina's rap duo Bomm Sheltuh, comprised of Filthe Rich and Nervous Reck, with opening his doors.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares
