J. Cole B-Sides and Deep Cuts
The hits made them stars, but the deep cuts made us fans! See if you know any of these "B-Side Bangers" by J. Cole.
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J. Cole has solidified himself as one of the biggest hip-hop greats of the 21st century.
It was in his early teens when a young Jermaine Cole first picked up his pen to emulate rap and lyricism from those he idolized, before quickly stepping into his own lane as a defined MC with his own ebbs and flows in his rap.
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Though regarded as a goat among big rap names now, the Dreamville Founder was not an overnight sensation, and often reflected on how he had to get confident in his own sound and who he wanted to be as an artist. And it’s paid off, with each of his studio albums being certified platinum, selling out Dreamville Music Festivals, and leaving his fans yearning for more when it comes to his music and appearances.
As many fans of the artist may know, his top hits, being able to rap “No Role Modelz” or even “Neighbors” with perfect precision and pitch, hardcore fans till pull out deep cuts or B-Sides and songs that you may not have heard since it first released on a project.
As we celebrate J. Cole’s birthday and wait in anticipation for The Fall-Off, take a look at our playlist of B-sides and deep cuts that we put together. From rare releases to early mixtapes, we expect all of you diehards to rap them bar for bar, and for many of you, discovering new ones to add to your rap rotation.
Too Deep For the Intro (Friday Night Lights Mixtape 2010)
Mr. Nice Watch (Cole World: The Sideline Story 2011)
Change (4 Your Eyez Only 2016)
St. Tropez (2014 Forest Hills Drive)
Kenny Lofton — Feat. Young Jeezy (Truly Yours EP 2017)
Villuminati (Born Sinner 2013)
Once an Addict — Interlude (KOD 2018)
p u n c h i n ‘ . t h e . c l o c k (The Off-Season 2021)
Let Nas Down (Born Sinner 2013)
Dollar and a Dream III (Cole World: The Sideline Story 2011)
Hello (2014 Forest Hills Drive)
Home Soon (2014 Forest Hills Drive 10th Anniversary)
Unabomer
The Autograph (Friday Night Lights 2010)
cLOUDs
J. Cole B-Sides and Deep Cuts was originally published on hiphopnc.com