J Cole’s Dreamville festival took place in Raleigh, North Carolina featuring acts such as Usher, Drake, Summer Walker and Burna Boy with an all-star performance from the visionary artist himself.

J. Cole owns an incredible car collection. ... Work Out, and She Knows. He is also a two-time Grammy Award-winning artist who ...

J. Cole, a Fayetteville native, and his Dreamville crew throw Dreamville Festival as a yearly homage to the place that nurtured him into the artist he is today.

In this installment, Round-A-Bout Skating Center employee Jermaine Cole, now Grammy Award-winning hip-hop artist J. Cole, talks about his experience as the Roller Roo mascot.

“J. Cole is my favorite artist, so any J. Cole song,” Anthony Davis said. “Whether I got the speaker, the aux, whatever, J. Cone is gonna get played.” Watch AD speaking on his love for J ...

J. Cole was raised in Fayetteville and graduated from Terry Sanford High School. J. Cole has won a Grammy Award and been nominated for 17. J. Cole founded the Dreamville Foundation to help ...

J. Cole hasn’t released a song ... who is a fan of the artist. As the story goes, J. Cole hit a creative block and was perusing the internet for inspiration when he searched “J. Cole type beat ...

J. Cole at Lollapalooza 2022 (Photo credit: Eddy "Precise" Lamarre for rolling out) Renowned hip-hop artist J. Cole ventures into podcasting with “Inevitable,” an innovative limited series ...

J. Cole has some words for Kendrick Lamar. On Friday, April 5, the rapper, 39, surprise released his new project Might Delete Later , and fans quickly noted a diss toward the "Rich Spirit" artist, 36.

J. Cole became tangled in the feud in October, after collaborating with Drake on his single "First Person Shooter." In the track, the 39-year-old referred to himself, Drake and Lamar as "the big ...

J. Cole sat down with Kevin Hart for his show Hart To Heart on Peacock, and opened up about how meditation and staying off social media has benefited his mental health.. The Off-Season artist said ...

J. Cole talked to MTV back when the channel still pretended to care about music for a short-lived show called When I Was 17 in 2011 to discuss his life before the fame.