J. Cole, born Jermaine Lamarr Cole on January 28, 1985, at a U.S. Army base in Frankfurt, Germany, moved to Fayetteville, North Carolina as a baby with his mother and brother. Coming from a family ...

Tap in to see Drake’s latest (alleged) petty move and make the decision for yourself on whether Joey Bada$$’ new track dissed J. Cole. Producer Conductor Williams isn’t the only common ...

Given the song ... lyrics are fairly routine by rap-beef standards: Drake makes fun of Lamar for having small feet ("How the fuck you big steppin' with a size-seven men's on?"), criticizes J. Cole ...

The song in question is Future and Metro Boomin's hit single "Like That," released on March 22, 2024. It features Lamar issuing a challenge to both Drake and J. Cole, considered by many to be the ...

You don't have to wait until Valentine's Day to share these romantic sayings, from inspirational and deep love quotes to ...

J. Cole does a bit of everything: He’s a rapper, a former pro basketball player, and now, a blogger. A couple days ago, he ...

Sales of J. Cole's 2014 Forest Hills Drive soared by nearly 400% from one week to the next after the ... [+] rapper released a tenth anniversary deluxe edition. MONTREAL, QC - AUGUST 02 ...

Last year, J. Cole made the mistake of dissing Kendrick Lamar on his surprise mixtape aptly titled Might Delete Later. He apologized a few days after its release, and he’s still receiving backlash.

J. Cole is bringing it back to blogging ... He wrote, “Been loving this song since I was like 9 years old on Lewis street begging my mom for a bike I heard about called a GT performer.

A few days later, Cole removed the song from streaming. Hip-hop’s response to Cole’s apology was divisive, with some applauding him for putting his mental health first and others—perhaps ...