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Puma To Drop An “Aquarius” Version of J. Cole’s RS-Dreamer

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Puma / PUMA J. Cole’s RS-Dreamer sneaker silhouette must be a huge hit with fans because Puma continues to pump out new versions of Cole’s signature line. Source: Puma / PUMA This time around the RS-Dreamer will be releasing in a “Aquarius” which is obviously a nod to Cole’s zodiac sign as the man’s born day is January 28th. Featuring a cool aqua blue and jet black colorway, the sneakers not only stand out visually, but also boast some pretty cool features that sneaker wearers can appreciate. “The RS-DREAMER features a disruptive cord lacing system for a snug and responsive fit, a ProFoam midsole and RS foam heel for maximum energy return and a full coverage, high-abrasion rubber outsole for increased grip.” Sounds hella comfortable if you ask u...

J. Cole Announces ‘The Off-Season’ Tour With 21 Savage

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Streeter Lecka / Getty Outside is now open and fans want to see what the 2021 J. Cole live show is looking like. He recently shared a trailer and confirmed The Off Season tour in a matter of 48 hours. As spotted on Hypebeast the Roc Nation talent has given his followers something to look forward to this fall. On Monday, June 21 the “No Role Modelz” MC took to his Instagram and dropped a video to hype his forthcoming tour for his latest album The Off Season. The cover photo reads “Tour” in a script font but when you hit the play button the post turns into a moving visual and shows that the word is actually engulfed in flames. His caption simply read “s h o u l d . i . t o u r . t h i s . o n e ?”. Earlier today (Tuesday, June 22) he confirmed he will ...

Diddy & J. Cole Connect, Playfully Re-enact Their Infamous Scrap

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Diddy / @diddy Back in 2013, the world took notice of chatter that Diddy and J. Cole got into a bit of a physical kerfuffle at an industry party that thankfully didn’t escalate. Cole, who recently mentioned the moment on a recent track, connected with the original Bad Boy himself with the two playfully reenacting their fight. Diddy posted a photo of the pair presumably on the balcony of a New York City hi-rise building, both decked in summer attire and posing cooly. The following post featured a video of the two hamming it up with the camera, with Diddy putting up his dukes and Cole, taken with laughter, doing the same. It was a lot more serious in 2013 during an after-party for the MTV Video Music Awards. Based on what little information has come forth, ...

J. Cole Rolls In A Yellow Cab For The Visuals To “punchin’ . the . clock”

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Bernard Smalls / @PhotosByBeanz83 J. Cole may be from North Carolina, but the man loves shooting his videos in New York City. After releasing Big Apple based visuals for “a m a r i,” and “applying . pressure,” the man who apparently also has a thing for lowercase letters once again uses the city that never sleeps as a backdrop for his latest clip to “punchin’ . the . clock.” Hanging out of the window of a yellow cab for while he spits his verse, J. Cole continues to keep his fashion style as gritty as his rap steez as he remains one of the few multi-millionaire artists in the game that refrains from splurging on diamonds and jewelry. Props. He’s reluctance to rock ice is probably explained in the cut when Cole spits, “The sh*t pop off, I learned to duck u...

Swizz Beatz Plays Unreleased J. Cole Verse From DMX’s “Bath Salts” [Video]

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty 2021 is the year that keeps on giving the world new J. Cole music. Swizz Beatz unveiled a new verse from the MC on the recent edition of Verzuz. As spotted on Complex, things got very interesting during the Swizz Beatz vs. Timbaland rematch over the weekend. While the two iconic producers put on a hell of a show for those in attendance and fans who tuned in online, the Bronx native pulled a rabbit out of his hat to the surprise of everyone watching. Midway during the battle, Swizz Beatz played DMX’s “Bath Salts” but quickly stopped it, saying, “that’s the cute version, I like that version—but let me play this version.” He then went on to play a version with J. Cole, and it is clear the Fayetteville, North Carolina, MC went into t...

Kid Cudi, Future And J. Cole To Headline Rolling Loud California

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Bernard Smalls / @PhotosByBeanz83 Rap is back; no for real this time. J. Cole, Future and Kid Cudi are set to headline the Rolling Loud live concert series this summer. As spotted on Hype Beast the very popular music festival is returning in 2021. This week their California installment was announced. Slated for Friday, December 10 to Sunday, December 12 the event will showcase a very diverse array of talent to the ticket buyers. Kid Cudi will headline the first day with J. Cole taking top billing on the second day and Future closing the much anticipated affair out on the third. Some of the other artists confirmed to hit the stage include Jack Harlow, Moneybagg Yo, Lil Durk, Ty Dolla Sign, Coi Leray, Wiz Khalifa, and Playboi Carti and a joint set from...

Hating or Nah?: BAL Player Feels “It’s Disrespectful” For J. Cole To Be In The League

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Kevin Mazur / Getty J. Cole living out his hoop dreams isn’t sitting well with everyone. It hasn’t been two weeks since J. Cole made his season debut in the BAL (Basketball Africa League), and while the Hip-Hop community is locked in and wants to see Cole get buckets, there is one player who is not feeling his presence. Terrell Stoglin, who hoops for the AS Salé basketball club in the league and is the only player to drop 40 points in a game, spoke with ESPN about Cole being in the BAL and didn’t mince his words saying Cole’s skills were “average,” at best and that he was taken an opportunity away from players who deserve the BAL look. “I think there’s a negative and a positive [to Cole’s presence],” Stoglin said to ESPN. “The negative part of it is: I th...

J. Cole’s Manager Ibrahim “IB” Hamad Shares More Details About The Infamous “Diddy Fight”

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Cassidy Sparrow / Getty J. Cole’s manager and Dreamville cofounder Ibrahim “IB” Hamad shared more details about the infamous “scrap” between his Cole and Diddy. Hamad shed more light on the “altercation” between the two Hip-Hop stars during a recent interview on the Say Less podcast. Before this interview, Cole already confirmed the 2013 fight went down on the Off-Season track  “Let Go My Hand,” which ironically features an outro from Diddy himself. In the song, Simba raps, “My last scrap was with Puff Daddy, who would’ve thought it?” Around the 12-minute mark of the 2-hour episode, Hamad spoke on the incident saying, “The Puff story… I just remember hearing about it and laughing. Cause I was there.” When it all went down, word spread on Tw...

Puma To Release New “Off-Season Red” Colorway of J. Cole’s ‘Dreamer 2’

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Puma / Puma Basketball This past weekend J. Cole made his professional basketball debut when he stepped on the court as a member of the Patriots Basketball Club in the new Basketball African League, but it was the release of his latest LP, Off-Season that had the Hip-Hop world buzzing. Now Puma is celebrating his 6th studio album with a new colorway of his signature line, The Dreamer 2. Source: Puma / Puma Basketball Inspired by The Off-Season, the Dreamer 2 “Off-Season Red” features a fiery red and black colorway draped over the silhouette that Cole rocked while balling on the court on his pro basketball debut. Featuring PUMA’s signature ProFoam throughout the midsole which any baller can appreciate while on the court, The Dreamer 2 boasts elements from ...

VIDEO: Watch J Cole Freestyle On Amapiano Beats From John Vuli Gate

American Rapper J Cole tries his rap acts on the popular amapiano beats from South Africa inspired by John Vuli Gate’s instrumentals. Surprisingly, the rapper who for all intents and purposes was delving into an unfamiliar territory didn’t do badly at it. As a matter of fact, he flowed with the beat like he created it or was used to it already. The rapper revived his relevance in the music industry from his latest album “The Off Season”. This album had endeared him to more South Africans than ever before. And in the light of that, he was invited to do a freestyle on the Amapiano beat in a radio station in South Africa and then he knocked himself out pretty cool on it. Watch the video below. [embedded content] You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reima...

J. Cole Is The New Don in Visuals to “a m a r i”

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Bernard Smalls / @PhotosByBeanz83 Ever since releasing his latest LP, The Off-Season, J. Cole’s had the internet going nuts with it’s bomb tracks and continuous lyrical onslaught. Today the MC from N.C. gives fans a new visual for one of the album’s standout cuts, “a m a r i” and in it finds himself traveling from one place to another to drop his intricate verses and water like flow. From going back to his college dorm where the platinum plaques decorate his wall to controlling a helicopter with a remote control over the Hudson River, Cole seems to be having a grand ol’ time while spitting his bars. Nice dapper don suit too, homie. Cole and his crew looking like The Untouchables out here. Check out the latest visuals for J. Cole’s “a m a r i” below and le...

J. Cole’s Professional Basketball Debut Is In The Books

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Kevin Mazur / Getty J. Cole is still basking in the glow of releasing his sixth studio album in The Off-Season last week, and now he has another accomplishment to celebrate. The North Carolina rapper and producer made his professional basketball debut over the weekend, adding a feather to his cap by living out his hoop dreams on the world stage. As reported by ESPN, this was the first game for the new Basketball Africa League after it was initially founded in 2019 and had its debut delayed due to COVID-19 restrictions. Cole, 36, played basketball in high school and briefly at St. John’s University in New York before going on to becoming one of Hip-Hop’s biggest stars. Cole will suit up for the Patriots Basketball Club for a handful of games not to exceed ...