J. Cole's "4 Your Eyez Only" Album
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Original Content Counting down the best tracks in J.Cole's catalogue.
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Karlton Jahmal -
Original Content J. Cole has an album for every occasion, but which one represents you?
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Mitch Findlay -
Music Boi-1da & Vinylz accuse The Mekanics producer Foreign Teck of stealing their beat.
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Danny Schwartz -
Original Content Cole is king.
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Chris Tart -
Music J. Cole's "Want You To Fly," a fan-favorite following the "4 Your Eyez Only" documentary, has leaked in full six-minute glory.
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Mitch Findlay -
Life Joey Bada$$ gave J. Cole his blessing to use his "Waves" beat, though he still thinks his original holds the crown. He also thinks it's better than Kanye's "Waves," for that matter.
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Angus Walker -
Music Photographer Anthony Supreme explains how he shot the cover art for J Cole's new album.
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Danny Schwartz -
News Start your Thursday with a little "Deja Vu"
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Taylor McCloud -
Reviews "4 Your Eyez Only" overcomes an ambitious concept and a couple of awkward moments to stand as J. Cole's best album.
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Patrick Lyons -
News Wale shares a response to J. Cole's "False Prophets."
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Trevor Smith -
Music Videos J. Cole appears to address the downfall of Kanye West on "False Prophets," a new song taken from his "Eyez" documentary. There might be some shots at Drake in there, too.
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Angus Walker -
Music J. Cole looks to go platinum once again with no features.
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Kevin Goddard
