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Music Arguably one of his best albums, we revisit J. Cole's Born Sinner for its tenth anniversary.
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Songs These two skate over an Alc beat.
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Elias Andrews -
Music The origin of this introspective and heartfelt track is unknown, but it hasn't stopped many J Cole fans from enjoying this new taste.
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Songs When looking for inspiration, J. Cole looked up his type beats on YouTube, found a winner, and let them publish the verse on his channel.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music Other featured guests include 21 Savage, Dave, and more.
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Sports While Drizzy's an official ambassador for the Canadian team, many gave props to Cole's pro hoop skills.
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Music Bas promised a "summer heater" with Cole coming up soon.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music J Cole's second "Might Delete Later" outing sees the rapper teasing new music, collaborations, and even a new line of sneakers.
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Music The "Secret Recipe." duo seem to accept hip-hop's current state, and believe that they're at the "doorstep" of a new golden era.
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Music The Voice wanted this team-up to be special, because he knew how much potential it had. Now, he knows how much it paid off.
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Music Rocky's bars didn't hit very hard.
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Elias Andrews -
Music The Atlanta lyricist initially and jokingly said Yeat when asked who came out on top on "FPS," hinting that he didn't want to answer.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares