In the wake of Mike Brown’s shooting in Ferguson, MO, J.Cole screams at the top of his lungs in his new song.
Rest in Peace to Michael Brown and to every young black man murdered in America, whether by the hands of white or black. I pray that one day the world will be filled with peace and rid of injustice. Only then will we all Be Free – Cole
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J.Cole continues to celebrate the 5th anniversary of his mixtape The Warm Up last night at NYC’s Highline Ballroom. He performed “Just To Get To By”, “Dead Presidents”, “Dreams”, “We Made It Freestyle”, and more.
Jay Electronica brought out Talib Kweli, and J.Cole and they hyped the crowd with a performance of their flawless collaboration “Just Begun.”
To celebrate the five year anniversary of his mixtape The Warm Up, Cole will be performing the project in its entirety on his second annual Dollar & A Dream tour. Dates and locations coming soon.
J.Cole and Big Sean took the stage at “We Day California” event in Oakland, and performed “Crooked Smile” and “Beware.”
J.Cole takes us behind the scenes of his “What Dreams May Come” tour.
J.Cole drops new visuals for “She Knows.”
New visuals from Yo Gotti.
Listen below…
J.Cole – Revenge Of The Dreamers
Kirko Bangz ft. YG & Yo Gotti – Hoe
Nipsey Hussle ft. K Camp – Between Us
J.Cole brought his “What Dreams Come” tour to Madison Square Garden last night , Cole celebrated his 29th birthday, and brought out his mentor Jay Z, who performed “Public Service Announcement” and presented him with his original Roc-A-Fella Records chain. That’s HUGE!
Cole also brought out K.Dot and surprised the crowd with his verse and also performed “Backseat Freestyle” as the crowd cheered.
J. Cole just partnered up with Interscope for his imprint, Dreamville Records. With that, they’re giving us 11 free records which are available for free download below.
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J.Cole celebrated his birthday by kicking off VH1′s “Super Bowl Blitz: Six Nights + Six Concerts” last night in Queens New York. The show was hosted by Nick Cannon and Stacy Keibler, the first of six concerts took place at Kupferberg Center for the Arts at Queens College. Cole performed “Trouble”, “Work Out,” “Crooked Smile,” and his latest Born Sinner single “She Knows.”
Watch the performances below…
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