Lamar released the Grammy-nominated song "Like That" in March, referencing Drake. The pair went back and forth for months before Lamar finally released the Grammy-winning song "Not Like Us" in May.

Cole, "First Person Shooter," as a single from his latest album, "For All the Dogs." In the braggadocious song, J. Cole references ... similar to the one on the cover of Lamar's "Good Kid ...

Meanwhile music superstar Taylor Swift was stunningly snubbed in all six categories she was nominated, despite her record The ...

Days later, Vibe published a cover story featuring ... 2023 when Drake released his album For All the Dogs. On the track “First Person Shooter,” J. Cole delivered the lines that seemingly ...

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 ...

“This is just a place for me to share,” J. Cole wrote. “I been wanting a lil blog for years. Somewhere to post random sh– I f— with where the audience is way smaller than it is on the social media ...

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 ...

Fans assumed the Carolina MC was starting to roll out the highly anticipated album with the launch of 'The Algorithm' blog.

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 ...

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 ...

J. Cole is bringing it back to blogging, introducing The Algorithm on his Inevitable website. Cole revealed that the blog is an effort he has wanted to launch to connect with his audience for years.