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There is no doubt that J.Cole's sophomore album "Born Sinner," is a hit. The North Carolina bred rapper with the undeniable New York swag has been releasing single after single, and even live streamed his album to avoid leaking prior to the June 18th release date. If spectators doubted J.Cole's hit factor, then his latest release "New York Times," featuring 50 Cent and Bas will certainly influence to reevaluate your thoughts.
Although Cole is from the south New York is obviously embedded in his life as the base of his career. On "New York Times," he raps about his "second home," and the respect his has for Queens and New York. Cole, a St. John's University graduate personalized the track, telling an intimate tale of living in Queens as a student and graduating to raps freshman watch to watch.
While 50 Cent is delegated strictly to the hook, the beat and J. Cole's engaging story do not require a verse from the G-Unit Boss, although new music from 50 is always nice. Bas's verse comes in where Cole leaves off, as he drives the song home recounted experiences he has on his rise in the game.
"Born Sinner" has a promising tracklist, however "New York Times" appears on the bonus tracks, other wise known as Truly Yours 3. Pre-order your copy on iTunes now.
What do you think of "New York Times?"
Born Sinner Tracklist
1. "Villuminati"
2. "Kerney Sermon (Skit)"
3. "Land of the Snakes"
4. "Power Trip" feat. Miguel
5. "Mo Money (Interlude)"
6. "Trouble"
7. "Runaway"
8. "She Know" feat. Amber Coffman
9. "Rich Niggaz"
10. "Where's Jermaine? (Skit)"
11. "Forbidden Fruit" feat. Kendrick Lamar
12. "Chaining Day"
13. "Ain't That Some S*** (Interlude)"
14. "Crooked Smile" feat. TLC
15. "Let Nas Down"
16. "Born Sinner" feat. James Fauntleroy
Deluxe (Truly Yours 3)
17. "Miss America"
18. "New York Times" feat. 50 Cent & Bas
19. "Is She Gon Pop"
20. "Niggaz Know"
21. "Sparks Will Fly" feat. Jhene Aiko
