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BIA and J.Cole have shared the video for their new single ‘London’. Watch the video below.The video for the “braggadocious” track, which is also said to be “highly influenced by UK drill” in a release, was recorded in an overcast London.In the clip, the American rapper, born Bianca Miquela Landrau, goes shopping, has a tea party, and raps British slang while hanging out in the capital.“He never met no one like me / It’s pretty funny how now they all like me, innit?” she says in the track, before Cole joins her, rapping: “Blokes going broke tryin’ to keep up with Cole, but I make it back soon as I spend it.”The theme of luxury in the video, is similar to the subject matter of BIA’s 2020 platinum single, ‘Whole Lotta Money’ which Nicki Minaj remixed on the deluxe version of her ‘For Certain’ EP.“I damn near didn’t even wanna put this clip up cuz I need everybody to hear this shit PURE.

Benny The Butcher and J. Cole have teamed up for a new single, titled ‘Johnny P’s Caddy’.Released on Friday (January 28), the cut was produced by Alchemist and references the old school Cadillac that Benny’s father owned when he was a kid.

J. Cole has confirmed his involvement in the 2012 signing of Kendrick Lamar to Aftermath Records, saying in a new interview that he once hyped Lamar up to the label’s founder and CEO, Dr.

Alicia Keys has revealed that she’s been in the studio with J.Cole and the pair have finished “two or three” songs that might be released in the future.In September, Keys released a Youtube documentary about the creation of her upcoming double album ‘KEYS’ that featured footage of her and Cole working on a song together.Now, speaking in a new interview with Complex, Keys said: “There was a festive studio energy.

J. Cole have teamed up for their new collaborative single ‘Poke It Out’, their first release together since 2018.The catchy track is built around an electric bass sample from Q-Tip‘s 1999 single ‘Vivrant Thing’, with upbeat percussion thrown into the mix.

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J. Cole announced the return of his annual Dreamville Festival in 2022 on Monday, the first installment since its inaugural festival in 2019.

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This fall, J. Cole will tour the United States behind his new album The Off-Season, and he's bringing along 21 Savage and Morray for most of the shows.

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J. Cole and Diddy have re-enacted their infamous 2013 VMAs after-party altercation in a new social media video.Diddy took to Instagram on Wednesday (June 9) to share a video of him and Cole jokingly squaring up to each other on a balcony.The pair started off by posing for a photograph together when Cole positioned himself into a fighting stance catching Diddy off guard.

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J. Cole has officially left the Rwanda Patriots, citing “family obligations” for his departure from the basketball side.The news was confirmed on Wednesday (May 26) after it was revealed that the rapper/professional baller had fulfilled his contractual obligation to the African Basketball League team after playing in three games.J.

J. Cole's last album The Off-Season debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 with 282,000 equivalent units sold.

J. Cole has released the music video for ‘a m a r i’, lifted from his recently released album ‘The Off-Season’.The music, directed by Mez for Heirs, opens on a helicopter labelled ‘Dreamville’, the name of his record company.

J.Cole has made his professional debut in the Basketball Africa League, after signing a contract with the Rwandan Patriots BBC.Just six days after securing a three-to-six game deal with the Kigali-based side, the American rapper made his debut yesterday (May 16) against Nigeria’s Rivers Hoopers.It didn’t take long for the rapper to make an impact, securing his first bucket as a professional player only minutes after checking into the game.

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J. Cole has shared the tracklist for his imminent new album ‘The Off-Season’ – check it out below.Due to arrive tomorrow (May 14), the North Carolina rapper’s sixth studio effort will follow 2018’s ‘KOD’.Taking to social media this evening (May 13), Cole sparked further excitement among fans by sharing his new LP’s tracklisting – as well as the names of the producers who contributed to the project.Collaborators on ‘The Off-Season’ include Timbaland, Boi-1da, T-Minus and Frank Dukes.

J. Cole is reportedly set to undergo a surprising career change, being the latest team member for African basketball team, the Rwanda Patriots.ESPN reports that Cole is currently completing a two-week quarantine in Rwanda in order to compete in the Basketball Africa League, with an official announcement of his signing to come this Thursday (May 13).

J. Cole is dropping his new album The Off-Season on Friday, but that's not all the North Carolina rapper is up to this week.

J. Cole is set to release a new documentary called Applying Pressure: The Off-Season Documentary, he has announced.The rapper will release his new album ‘The Off-Season’ on Friday (May 14), the long-awaited follow-up to 2018’s ‘KOD’.Cole announced the imminent arrival of the documentary on his social media accounts earlier today (May 9).

J. Cole has today dropped a taste of it with new track ‘Interlude’.Cole took to social media to reveal that he’d initially planned to drop ‘The Off-Season’ all at once.

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Noname has shared her take on last year’s fallout with J. Cole, after being asked about it on social media by a fan.Last year, J.

J. Cole has teased the release of his highly anticipated new project ‘The Off-Season’.The follow-up to 2018’s ‘KOD’ was expected to arrive last year, with Cole hinting in November that ‘The Fall Off’ would be released in 2020.

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dropped Tuesday night, is a direct response to the Black Lives Matter protests over the deaths of George Floyd and several other black Americans.