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Before The Come Up cover
Before The Come Up
Before Jermaine Lamarr Cole was known as J. Cole, he rapped under the alias "The Therapist". He would rap under that name until 2007 where he would change his alias to J. Cole before he released The Come Up. The cover shown is described as "semi-fanmade".
Betrayal
(feat. Bomm Sheltuh & Bobwire)
4:23
Break Out
(feat. Omen) (prod. Omen)
3:15
Bref Control
3:15
Can I Bus
2:08
⭐ Can I Get Wit Ya
(feat. The Notorious B.I.G.) (prod. The Klasix)
(Can I Get Witcha)
5:06
Change The World
3:57
Killah Instinct
4:46
Meddafore (Freestyle)
2:22
On & On
(feat. Omen)
4:45
Smart Guy
(prod. Da Boy)
3:21
Swamp Session
(feat. Elite & Dubwise)
3:24
Syrhenz
(feat. Filthe Riche & Bobwire)
4:39
Take Me Down
4:08
The Elderly
(prod. RZA)
2:58
The Reasons
(feat. Bobwire)
1:29
✨ The Storm
4:13
Throwback (Freestyle)Low Quality
2:13
True Love
3:06
Victory (Freestyle)
1:18
World Session
(feat. Elite & Dubwise)
2:47
The Come Up cover
The Come Up
The Come Up is the debut mixtape by rapper J. Cole, released on May 4, 2007 and hosted by DJ OnPoint. On November 19, 2024, the mixtape was re-released onto streaming platforms, accompanying the first episode release of Cole's audio podcast series Inevitable, which focused on this mixtape.
On Top Of The World
(feat. A.L.)
2:41
Sky Boy
2:38
The Warm Up cover
The Warm Up
The Warm Up is the second official mixtape from rapper J. Cole, released on June 15th, 2009. This album is the turning point for J. Cole since the lead single for this album, "Lights Please," got the attention of Jay-Z, who later signed him to Roc Nation. On November 22, 2024, the mixtape was re-released onto streaming platforms, accompanying the third episode release of Cole's audio podcast series Inevitable, which focused on this mixtape.
2012
4:46
Good Game
3:26
Hands to the SkyRecording
I Got It
5:00
I Really Mean It (Freestyle)
(prod. Just Blaze)
(Really Mean It)
2:57
I'm Comin'
2:02
⭐ In The Morning [V1]
(prod. L&X Music)
3:44
Playground
(prod. Elite)
3:05
Serenade
2:08
Show Me Something
4:32
Song for the Ville
4:32
The Good Son
(The Good Son Pt. 1)
1:36
Water Break (2)
Water Break [V1]SnippetRecording
Water Break [V1]SnippetRecording
Friday Night Lights cover
Friday Night Lights
Friday Night Lights is the third official mixtape from rapper J. Cole, released on November 12th, 2010. This album contains songs that were scrapped from Cole World: The Sideline Story because the label didn't believe it would sell. "In The Morning" is the only song seen in Cole World. The mixtape was eventually re-released onto streaming platforms on November 27, 2024, accompanying the fifth episode release of Cole's audio podcast series Inevitable, which focused on this mixtape.
Can't Get Enough [V1]Snippet
0:56
No Holding Me Back
(prod. No I.D.)
1:47
Nothing Like It
3:19
Problems [V1]
(prod. Jim Jonsin)
4:18
Purple Rain
3:44
⭐ Return of Simba
4:15
See It To Believe It
3:24
The One
4:47
The Plan
3:45
Bun B - Bun B For President
(ref. J. Cole) (feat. Dom Kennedy)
2:53
Diddy - I'm Coming Home
(ref. J. Cole) (feat. Skylar Grey) (prod. Alex da Kid & JAY-Z)
(Coming Home)
4:05
DJ Khaled - We On
(feat. J. Cole) (prod. DJ Khaled)
3:55
Cole World: The Sideline Story cover
Cole World: The Sideline Story
Cole World: The Sideline Story is the debut studio album by rapper J. Cole, released on September 27th, 2011. Cole and Ib would talk on it further on the audio series "inevitable"
🏆 100 GrandPartial
(prod. No I.D.)
2:26
⭐ Cheer Up
4:51
First Taste Of MoneyPartial
(feat. Pharrell) (prod. Pharrell)
1:33
Nothing Lasts Forever
4:48
🗑️ Not Too Late Snippet
(feat. K. Fox) (prod. No I.D.)
0:46
Problems (2)
Problems [V2]
(feat. Kevin Cossom) (prod. Jim Jonsin)
(Leave Me Alone)
3:58
Problems [V3]
(feat. B.o.B) (prod. Jim Jonsin)
(Pass Me By)
5:01
✨ Wait a MinutePartial
(prod. Shea Taylor)
(Party Poppin')
2:26
??? (2)
???Partial
(prod. Pharrell Williams)
(Squeeze)
1:12
???Beat OnlyRecording
3:05
Truly Yours cover
Truly Yours
Truly Yours, is J. Cole's first Extended Play released on Febuary 12th, 2013 to generate hype around his second album "Born sinner" and to also release tracks Cole knew wouldn't make it onto the offical release of the album.
🏆 Enjoy da Ride (Remix)PartialRecording
1:17
Get Free ColeWorld
4:07
⭐ Grew Up Fast
(prod. Canei Finch)
3:55
🏆 Now And ForeverPartialRecording
1:22
Sparks Will Fly [V1]SnippetRecording
Visionz Of Home
(prod. Elite)
3:04
Born Sinner cover
Born Sinner
Born Sinner is the second studio album by rapper J. Cole, released on June 18th, 2013. This album was supposed to release on June 25, 2013, but dropped early alongside Kanye West's Yeezus.
Born Sinner
3:17
Drank In My Cup (Freestyle)
(prod. Sound M.O.B.)
4:07
I'm A Fool [V2]
(feat. CeeLo Green)
4:17
Miss America (Reprise)
2:14
✨ Power Trip [V1]
3:55
???PartialRecording
(prod. Oddisee)
Drake - Jodeci Freestyle [V1]
(feat. J. Cole) (prod. 40 & Bink!)
Collaboration with Kendrick Lamar cover
Collaboration with Kendrick Lamar
In late 2010, Kendrick and J. Cole decided to work on a collab project. They were able to finish a couple of songs, with a couple beats laying around waiting to be used. It's been delayed since, possibly, 2013. The idea of the album coming into fruition is still possible, but as of right now neither Cole or Kendrick are focused on it. Kendrick put his focus on "To Pimp A Butterfly" and J. Cole put his focus on "2014 Forest Hills Drive".
Shock The World (2)
⭐🏆 Shock The WorldPartial
(feat. BJ The Chicago Kid)
3:25
⭐🏆 Shock The WorldPartial
(feat. BJ The Chicago Kid)
1:23
Temptation (2)
⭐🏆 TemptationPartial
(feat. JaVonté)
3:11
⭐🏆 TemptationPartial
(feat. JaVonté)
2:53
Wait For Tomorrow [V1]
(with Kendrick Lamar)
2:51
??? (3)
???Partial
(prod. Oddisee)
(Hot, Who Hot Who Not)
1:50
???Partial
(prod. J. Cole)
(I'm Good (Certified), Who Wants To Be A Millionare?)
3:25
???SnippetRecording
(prod. J. Cole)
0:20
J. Cole x Chance Project cover
J. Cole x Chance Project
Around 2014, J. Cole posted a tracklist that was likely a collaboration project with Chance The Rapper. The tracklist had seven tracks and was around 21 minutes long. Very little is known about this project since neither Cole nor Chance has spoke about this project.
Incredible
(with Chance The Rapper)
(Thotty)
3:09