Whats this J. Cole diss to Nas about??

[Pop123]

imagine how kobe bryant felt when he heard "There are our heroes",


i remember reading an article prior to the song where Kobe mentioned he knew the words to every Nas song or some shyt like that, damn.


depending on the tone of this J Cole song i think it's gonna be very dope. keep it tasteful little nikka, you talking about the gawd





[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6PuhHCH9-M"]The Realness: Inside information regarding the new J Cole album - YouTube[/ame]

 

[L. Deezy]

J. Cole need to leak this song NOW

The net would be on fire

 

[malbaker86]

prolly a smoke screen for more buzz somehow

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

This nikka cole trying to swagga jack kanye west by making his own version of "big brother".

1st he tried to jack the "college theme" now this.

What's next cole 909s and Heartbreaks?

 

[L. Deezy]

This nikka cole trying to swagga jack kanye west by making his own version of "big brother".

1st he tried to jack the "college theme" now this.

What's next cole 909s and Heartbreaks?

interesting..

 

[NigerianDonDada]

 

[Ziggiy]

I really can't wait to hear this track in particular.

If its a diss I'm pretty sure camel has something to do with it.

INB4 Ether 2.0

Let's be real here please. J.Cole would NEVER on a million years "diss" Nas. Secondly Jay-Z would not in a million years be "behind" one of his successful young artists committing career suicide in that manner


The song sounds like a personal track about what it feels like to have one of your musical idols voice displeasure over a musical decision you made, from what we know of ole as an artist and from his music it'll probably be a dope track, but diss? Nah, that's impossible

 

[Czerka]

and yet workout was one of the biggest songs that year no wonder nas hasnt had a hit in over a decade

 

[Ziggiy]

This nikka cole trying to swagga jack kanye west by making his own version of "big brother".

1st he tried to jack the "college theme" now this.

What's next cole 909s and Heartbreaks?

Rappers talk about what they know. J.Cole graduated from college before he got his deal, that's the life he lived, just because Kanye had similar experiences doesn't necessarily give him a patent on the subject matter.

Besides Kanye's theme was using dropping out of college as a means to prove that his dream was bigger than family/society's expectations of him as he wasn't a gangster rapper. Cole's theme was using the entire experience of leaving his home, going to college, and eventually graduating as his own metaphor for growth, experience, and maturity. They both went about it in different ways


And Cole's song can't be a "Big Brother" song as Cole was never signed too nor mentored by Nas. It would be more of coming from a fan's perspective than anything

 

[prophecypro]

and yet workout was one of the biggest songs that year no wonder nas hasnt had a hit in over a decade

But he's been here for over a couple of decade still having number 1 albums

 

[Czerka]

But he's been here for over a couple of decade still having number 1 albums

and i him for that, cant argue with that

but its obvious nas got a serious problem understanding whats a hit and what isnt.

the success of work out was very impressive

 

[OnlyInCalifornia]

sidenote:

can somebody explain to me why we refer to SOHH as???

lol

The servers used to go down all the time and the site was just generally slow so the joke was that it was powered by hamsters in a wheel.

 

[OG Talk]

This nikka cole trying to swagga jack kanye west by making his own version of "big brother".

1st he tried to jack the "college theme" now this.

What's next cole 909s and Heartbreaks?

That's the first thing I thought about...

 

[dappadonna]

imagine how kobe bryant felt when he heard "There are our heroes",


i remember reading an article prior to the song where Kobe mentioned he knew the words to every Nas song or some shyt like that, damn.


depending on the tone of this J Cole song i think it's gonna be very dope. keep it tasteful little nikka, you talking about the gawd





The Realness: Inside information regarding the new J Cole album - YouTube

 

[prophecypro]

and i him for that, cant argue with that

but its obvious nas got a serious problem understanding whats a hit and what isnt.

the success of work out was very impressive

Honestly if he chooses to make a record like The Don over a record like Workout then I'm perfectly fine with him being completely clueless about what it takes to make a hit in this era.

Plus making a hit now is so full of comprimise in an era where EDM and pop stars get play on "urban stations", all we say is how impressive it is versus how good the song really is. I look forward to you expanding on it in your blog:
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