“Ima say this once, then I’ll dip...nikkas ain’t worthy to be on my shyt”
well played jermaineSnippet was tough
J. Cole - KOD (Discussion Thread)
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“Ima say this once, then I’ll dip...nikkas ain’t worthy to be on my shyt”
well played jermaineSnippet was tough
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
cartierhoe
Veteran
Who got a re-up of the snippet, it got taken down
There's a lot of snippets and songs on twitter.
It sounds like he did ALL of the production from what i heard
It sounds like he did ALL of the production from what i heard
This shyt is about to be crazy smhCole world make way for the chosen one
King of Diamonds.
Strip Club bangers.
Strip Club bangers.
I do hope Cole delivers cause the last album was light. Not trash but light.
i think this one is the intro:
https://scontent-syd2-1.cdninstagra...634_419129811864459_4883778213878169600_n.mp4
I think J.I.D. and EarthGang lit a fire in him.
BUSINESS AS USUAL
All Star
Snoozer..his beats are trash
From KTT:
The album—surprise, surprise—doesn't contain any guests features.
In total, the album is 12 tracks, but the final track, "1985," is the introduction to another project. Cole wouldn't provide the audience with any additional details.
KOD stands for Kids on Drugs, King Overdosed and Kill our Demons.
the album features a lot of vocal experimentation over menacing production and plenty of 808s, but not much in the way of boom bap.
Cole initially recorded the album in two weeks but went back to the drawing board to perfect the final three tracks. He knew he could "create a classic."
Cole says he sinks into a zone and is writing at least a song a day. By song six, he realizes there's something going on. He has never written like this before. "God was just giving it to me, like, 'Here n*gga, I'll write it for you, just take the credit,'" he said. After those first two weeks, Cole thought to himself, "Yoooo I'ma come back from Australia, drop this **** and blow everybody away." When Cole gets back, he mixes it but something doesn't feel right. He said if he was being honest with himself, he knew three songs weren't up to par. If he could make three more songs up to par, he would have a classic. So Cole says he took his time and perfected the album. It's a beautiful album
The album—surprise, surprise—doesn't contain any guests features.
In total, the album is 12 tracks, but the final track, "1985," is the introduction to another project. Cole wouldn't provide the audience with any additional details.
KOD stands for Kids on Drugs, King Overdosed and Kill our Demons.
the album features a lot of vocal experimentation over menacing production and plenty of 808s, but not much in the way of boom bap.
Cole initially recorded the album in two weeks but went back to the drawing board to perfect the final three tracks. He knew he could "create a classic."
Cole says he sinks into a zone and is writing at least a song a day. By song six, he realizes there's something going on. He has never written like this before. "God was just giving it to me, like, 'Here n*gga, I'll write it for you, just take the credit,'" he said. After those first two weeks, Cole thought to himself, "Yoooo I'ma come back from Australia, drop this **** and blow everybody away." When Cole gets back, he mixes it but something doesn't feel right. He said if he was being honest with himself, he knew three songs weren't up to par. If he could make three more songs up to par, he would have a classic. So Cole says he took his time and perfected the album. It's a beautiful album
Kidz On Drugs
Hes making a career of it at this point
Wont hear any complaints for me although id like to hear another joint with Kendrick at some point