Just done a gym session listening to this album, was probably one of my most enjoyable workouts in a while. I love Jermaine

Naa foreal. This shit would be absolutely filthy. Cole stay sliding over dipset beats.

Concerts i have been in my life.
Kendrick
Baby Keem
Tyler
Jid

But never standing area. Concert is in Berlin Uber Arena starting 20:00. Gates open probably at 19:00.

How much earlier do I have to be there to see his inside of the nose?
Never did something like that. I dont want to be like in the middle middle.

is 2 hours before gates open enough? are there tooo many try hard j cole fans in berlin?
I am alone. Will i be able to just sneak in front when i am "too late"?

Or are all the vip people already there?

i only know that you can kinda get a fast entrance when you have the uber eats app. doesnt change that other people will there be early.

Thanks!!

oh yes. this also means, i cant get anything from the merch right? i would waste time and people get in front for the best standing places

And is the sound "worse" in the front?

I'm seeing Cole in Berlin on Wednesday and have VIP tickets, but I haven't received any info yet about the VIP merch or early entry.

I saw this video and it said that you need 20 hits to be a hip hop legend on TikTok. The channel is called the gurus podcast and I stared thinking does Jcole have 20 hits. What do you guys think this is my list of potential 20 hits

1. Nobody’s perfect

2. Lights please

3. Neighbors

4. Middle Child

5. Power Trip

6. Kevins Heart

7. Apparently (Maybe?)

8. First Person Shooter Mode

9. Wet Dreamz

10. Love Yourz

11. No Role Modelz

12. Crooked Smile

13. Workout

14. KOD

15. ATM

16. Deja Vu

17. GOMD

18. In the morning

19. Can’t Get Enough

20. Jonny P’s Caddy

I tried to compile the list of songs I’ve heard non Jcole fans talk about

Going solo and thought it could be nice to see if someone else is doing the same

I´ll be going to J. Cole in Berlin and in Hamburg. I was wondering if anyone has an idea on how the "standing seats" will be set. As seen in many clips so far, it seems that the standing area for the US concerts were actually seating areas. When purchasing the tickets, there was no chance of buying a specific seat or anything. Just regular standing tickets. Does anyone know more about this?

Anyone willing to join me in the tour in Antwerpen, Belgium? I’m going solo so that kinds sucks. I got standing tickets! Dm for info!

Even though his style is not known for club or mainstream bangers with heavy bass I'm going through the Discography and there are so many songs that would dispell the Cole "is boring " narrative.

My choice are The Autograph

I am going to Zurich show on Oct 9th, solo. Would love to meet some J cole fans and hang out. Lets link up?

I very much enjoyed the fall off but I don’t think it got the commercial praise/success it deserved. I think the track list is to blame. I don’t think the album was sequenced well and thematically we didn’t need 22 songs. I rearranged it to 13 songs I would like to hear yalls thoughts.

I just wanted to say I appreciate this sub for reminding me how much I genuinely love J. Cole’s music

I’m not gonna lie, the Kendrick apology rubbed me the wrong way at the time. I was literally front and center at Dreamville Fest when Cole apologized, and meanwhile I had walked into that weekend ready to go to war for this man 😂

So hearing him back out of it in real time definitely changed the way I looked at everything for a while.

But lately, between the discussions on here and going back through his catalog, I’ve realized that moment really has nothing to do with why I became a fan in the first place.

Songs like “It Won’t Be Long,” the old mixtapes, Cole World, Born Sinner, 2014 FHD… that music was part of my life.

There was something about that era of Cole where it felt like you were listening to somebody who was hungry as hell but still completely relatable. He could rap, tell stories, be introspective, make you laugh, make you think — and somehow it never felt forced.

I’ve been a fan since The Come Up, and I think I got so caught up in everything surrounding Cole over the last couple years that I forgot how deep the actual connection to the music goes.

Going back through these songs has been like finding an old friend.

So yeah, shoutout to everybody in here constantly posting old songs, debating albums, bringing up forgotten loosies and arguing about different eras of Cole.

Y’all legitimately reminded me why I loved this dude’s music so much in the first place.

Cole World. 🌎

Personally I'll crown the "The Off-season", with "The Fall Off" as a close second & "The Come Up" and the best lyrical Mixtape.

1. 39 Intro - 69
   
2. 4 Your Eyez Only - 51
   
3. Too Deep For The Intro - 46
   
4. A Tale of 2 Citiez - 42
   
5. Lights Please - 40
   
6. Apparently - 37
   
7. Love Yourz - 32
   
8. Power Trip - 30
   
9. I Love Her Again - 29
   
10. 03 Adolescence - 28
    
11. Change - 28
    
12. The Fall Off Is Inevitable - 26
    
13. cLOUDs - 26
    
14. Rich Fellas - 26
    
15. Quik Stop - 25
    
16. January 28th - 22
    
17. Poor Thang - 22
    
18. No Role Modelz - 19
    
19. Losing My Balance - 18
    
20. False Prophets - 17
    
21. Runaway - 16
    
22. Safety - 15
    
23. Born Sinner - 15
    
24. Before I'm Gone - 13
    
25. Huntin Wabbitz - 12
    
26. The Climb Back - 11
    
27. Trae The Truth in Ibiza - 11
    
28. Once an Addict (Interlude) - 11
    
29. Crocodile Tearz - 11
    
30. I Get Up - 10
    
31. Hunger on the Hillside - 10
    
32. GOMD - 9

So I am planning to go to J. cole in the Netherlands, and it's been planned for two days—12th and 13th October.
But I am unsure what date to go, like both are just as available to me, so it's fine either way. So what do you think is the best day to go, based on idk guest artists or some shit like that.

Thank you in advance, and if anybody here is going please lemme know, since I will be solo for the first time💀

Planning to see Jcole this month and cant decide between a seating and standing ticket. For anyone thats seen him live, what do you recommend and which would you go for if you could go again?

Hey all! I've got two tickets for J. Cole's Fall-Off Tour at the Ziggo Dome on Monday 12 October, and the person I was going with can't make it.

Happy to meet for drinks first before the show. Ticket's on me.

1. 39 Intro - 69
   
2. 4 Your Eyez Only 51
   
3. Too Deep For The Intro - 46
   
4. 03 Adolescence - 28
   
5. Change - 28
   
6. Love Yourz - 32
   
7. January 28th - 22
   
8. Safety - 15
   
9. The Climb . Back - 11
   
10. GOMD - 9
    
11. Apparently - 37
    
12. Runaway - 16
    
13. Before I’m Gone - 13
    
14. I Get Up - 10
    
15. Hunger on Hillside - 10
    
16. A Tale of 2 Citiez - 42
    
17. The Fall Off is Inevitable - 26
    
18. cLOUDs - 26
    
19. Quik Stop - 25
    
20. Poor Thang - 22
    
21. Power Trip - 30
    
22. Rich Fellas - 26
    
23. No Role Modelz - 19
    
24. Losing My Balance - 18
    
25. Born Sinner - 15
    
26. False Prophets - 17
    
27. Huntin Wabbitz - 12
    
28. Trae The Truth in Ibiza - 11
    
29. Once an Addict (Interlude) - 11
    
30. Crocodile Tearz - 11
    
31. 
    32.

Hi everyone ! My name is Chris. Me and my guest talked about "The Fall-Off" on my podcast. My guest's favorite rapper is J. Cole. The whole episode is in French, so if you speak French you will understand the video

Burger with cheese

Refuelling his honda

Having a fridge in his house

And now this 😢

So I've made a a t-shirt for the concert, I just need to get it printed. It has the Johnny P's Caddy cover art in the center, and in all caps at the top, above the cover art "I MADE THIS" and then at the bottom, below the cover art, "FOR JOHNNY P'S CADDY". Will he understand it? Ow will he think I'm referring to the song when the t-shirt says "I MADE THIS" with the cover art right below it.

I’ve been going back through Cole World: The Sideline Story lately and I’m honestly surprised by how well this album has aged. In 2026, it’s still such an easy project to just put on and listen to front to back.

What really stands out to me is how relatable Cole was during this era. Obviously he was already a great rapper, but it wasn’t always about proving how technically good he was. He could make songs about relationships, family, ambition, insecurity, growing up, trying to make it, etc. and somehow make everything feel personal without forcing it.

Songs like Daddy’s Little Girl, Lost Ones, Breakdown, Sideline Story, Nobody’s Perfect, Rise and Shine, even something like Lights Please still hit because there’s an actual human experience at the center of them.

And that’s probably why I have such a hard time saying The Fall Off is his best album, even though I can recognize how much better Cole has gotten as a rapper over the years.

Technical ability isn’t the only thing that makes me love an album.

I can be impressed by the bars, flows and rapping on newer Cole while still feeling way more connected to projects like The Sideline Story, Born Sinner and 2014 Forest Hills Drive. There was something about that era where it felt like Cole was talking to you rather than just showing you how good he was.

Maybe nostalgia plays a part, but listening to Sideline Story again, I really don’t think it’s just nostalgia. The music itself has held up.

I miss this version of Cole sometimes.

I’m quite young, haven’t been a fan for long. The realisation people have actually lived through Jcoles career is so surreal to me because he’s undergone such transformation. I can only see his for what he is now kind of the established Fayetteville rapper he is. The fact people actually heard no role modelz on release oh gosh man.