Prior to that, he’d released the buzzy 2020 single “Quicksand” and featured on fellow Fayettevillian J. Cole’s 2021 hit ... happened in chronological order, so there’s a lot of ...

“Wiz skating. TGOD. And he been on a wave,” Cole wrote, referencing Wiz’s recent onslaught of mixtapes and freestyles. Cole also shared a link to Wiz’s song, “Jill Scott,” featuring ...

Both J. Cole and Wiz Khalifa have been going back ... The Pittsburgh rapper is also planning on releasing the sequel to his classic mixtape Kush & Orange Juice on April 18 just in time for 4/ ...

J. Cole has been loving his blog ... The new track marks the first release since Cole’s mixtape Might Delete Later, which he put out in April of last year. The project included a diss track ...

Here’s some good news for J. Cole fans: The rapper says he’s “been locked in” on music lately. In a blog post titled “OK OK OK !,” Cole writes: “I knowwww mannnn. I’m off to a bad ...

I work smarter and harder / My style got a restraining order, don't bothеr" After a one-bar refrain, J. Cole then delivers the record's first verse where he speaks on his ability as a performing ...

It's the North Carlolina native's first offering of 2025. By Michael Saponara J. Cole shared his first offering of 2025 and there could be plenty more in the arsenal down the line. Via his ...

J. Cole, the man who got away, has been relatively quiet since he wisely if cornily removed himself from the Drake/Kendrick Lamar beef, which he never should’ve gotten involved in in the first ...

J Cole’s latest musical endeavor arrived without warning on February 20, 2025, marking his first release of the year. The track cLOUDs emerges as a deeply contemplative piece that interweaves ...

Off-cycle mixtapes, despite their wobbly distinction in the streaming age, can alleviate some of the pressure presented by an album release (see something like J. Cole's Might Delete Later, which wore ...