Drew Wonder
Superstar
From what I've seen, its the college educated black women who love Cole. Maybe that's why he's damn near 30 and still rapping like he's a freshman at St. John's
J. Cole - Final Number : 375,214 including streaming.
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From what I've seen, its the college educated black women who love Cole. Maybe that's why he's damn near 30 and still rapping like he's a freshman at St. John's
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
Hussle & Motivate
This direction hip hop is going got me so hyped. We could be coming into another golden age
......now we just need mick jenkins to blow up.
......now we just need mick jenkins to blow up.
G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman
Logic Is Absent Wherever Hate Is Present
Don't get your hopes up. You have a much better chance of seeing more Migos and Rae Sremmurd acts than you do anything that resembles Cole. You remember when Wayne did 1 million his first week? People thought that labels would start signing nikkas that actually had bars but they never did. The fact of the matter is it's very hard to find good rappers that can actually write good songs. That's why no one has really bitten Wayne's style. It's much easier to be a Trinidad James type of act.This direction hip hop is going got me so hyped. We could be coming into another golden age
G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman
Logic Is Absent Wherever Hate Is Present
People bought that album based on the bars he was spitting leading up to that album. Unless you don't think Wayne is a good rapper.quote me those 'bars' you speak of on c3, please (from wayne)
PIFF101
Bring back the Golden Era
You didn't let Nas down, it's a Cole world 
true true ...
but I'd say more on shyt like lollipop, a milli, got money ... all released prior to the album
I don't even know why I'm trying debate right now, I'm bored
congrats to cole...he pushing any singles from this?
OG Talk
Archived
Props for Cole doing it his way.. Didn't like the album but I appreciate him not having the same predictable collabs and leading with an obvious club/clear channel pandering single..
If the recent events don't change the tone of mainstream Black music then this generation is doomed....Maybe we still have hope...
If the recent events don't change the tone of mainstream Black music then this generation is doomed....Maybe we still have hope...
Man, I remember after Friday Night Lights dropped and nyggas on sohh swore only lame Internet nerds listened to Cole. I took my girl at the time to see a Cole show at UPenn, she was "who the fukk is J Cole" which had me thinking the sohh dudes were right
When I got there, I'd say about 70% of the crowd was black females and they knew every damn word, singing along to everything, that's when I knew the hype was real
then the first time I saw my ex after we had broken up, she's playing Cole in her car and is on some, "I love J Cole now, thanks for introducing me to him"
YES, I'm blaming J Cole for psychologically stealing my girl
SuburbanPimp
Giving game to lames since the 90s
I know there is a video for " Apparently"
I think it could be a soild single. That song has grown on me more than any other song on the CD