J. Cole
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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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Music J. Cole was having doubts during the making of "2014 Forest Hills Drive," which Kendrick Lamar reportedly assuaged.
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Music J. Cole is looking to honor the history and culture of hip-hop in a new magazine that is a companion piece to "The Fall-Off."
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Music During a recent episode of "The Pivot" podcast, former NFL star Ryan Clark spoke about his admiration for J. Cole.
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Music J. Cole also previewed "The Fall-Off" tour's commencement by announcing a massive magazine about hip-hop history.
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Music A J. Cole fan in Charlotte last night got the trade of a lifetime during "The Fall-Off" tour's opening, soundtracked by "Johnny P's Caddy."
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Music Kendrick came not just for Drake, but the OVO crew as well.
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Music J. Cole has released his highly-anticipated album "The Fall-Off," and we now have all of the producers and features.
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Music Drake just came through with three new albums, and by virtue of too many options, J. Cole has quietly earned a new record.
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Music JID seemingly had some words for BET and J. Cole is a pair of since-deleted tweets.
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Music J. Cole says he'll still be working on music in other capacities despite planning to retire after "The Fall-Off."
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Music It appears that Drake did not in fact sign off on DJ Akademiks teasing this snippet. But the question still remains: What's up with J. Cole?
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Music After his new interview with A$AP Rocky in which Rocky defended J. Cole, DJ Akademiks proposed a theory about Drake's side of the Rocky beef.
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Music J. Cole recently spoke about his plans for the future of his career during an "AMA" with fans on social media.
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Original Content Some of the best Hip-Hop and R&B projects of the late 2000s and early 2010s were free mixtapes, but many of those classics are still not available to stream on DSPs to this day.
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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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Music The rap legend is not usually controversial but has a history of subliminal disses. Here are all of J. Cole's biggest public feuds.
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