J. Cole
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Music J. Cole's career started by selling CDs out of his car at this Greensboro campus, so North Carolina A&T University means a lot to him.
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Music In 2014, J. Cole chatted with Complex about how he got his start in music; a beat machine that happens to be on "The Fall-Off" cover.
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Music J. Cole told Cam'ron that despite 50 Cent hearing multiple killer tracks from Cole, 50 didn't want to sign him to G-Unit.
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Music Last October, Cam'ron hit Universal Music Group and J. Cole with a bombshell lawsuit over their "Ready '24" collab.
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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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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 expressed that while he still has love for Kendrick Lamar, he was hurt that the public was dragging Drake during the beef.
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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 J. Cole was on "Talk With Flee," where he discussed Drake, and had some interesting comments about the new album, "ICEMAN."
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Sports J. Cole is not going to be playing in the Chinese Basketball Association going forward, and there is one reason why.
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Alexander Cole -
Sports J. Cole has had two previous stints in the professional basketball world, and now, he is about to make it a third in China.
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Alexander Cole
