Born Sinner: J. Cole's 2nd studio album

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Fantastic work IMO.

And the Truly Yours mixtapes were just as good.
 
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I almost question if mix tapes these days aren't better than albums. I hate lil wayne, but his mix tapes are better than his CDs. Drake had a mix tape that turned into a CD. J. Cole's best work, IMO, has been FNL and Truly Yours
 
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Daloth said:
I almost question if mix tapes these days aren't better than albums. I hate lil wayne, but his mix tapes are better than his CDs. Drake had a mix tape that turned into a CD. J. Cole's best work, IMO, has been FNL and Truly Yours
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There's no pressure on a mixtape. J. Cole actually talks about it on Born Sinner where he knew FNL was a classic yet they still wouldn't let him put out an album because they didn't know if he would have mainstream appeal. Can't remember which song dammit
 
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GahLee said:
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Song from his album called "Let Nas Down". Cole basically says that Nas called him out for his singles from Sideline Story and that they were bad:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLF39513uwM[/youtube]
 
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bentenn said:
Speaking of artists with better mixtapes, Z do you like Mac Miller?
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I just really never got the allure. My best friend likes him more than I do. There are times I can listen to him. But not usually my thing.

I'm very picky about my music. I listen just to rap, and have a certain style which I listen to. I'm not saying that's right, but that's just me.
 
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Y'all hear Nas' response to let "Let Nas Down"? Drops a verse over the same beat, pretty sick.

I like what I've heard of Born Sinner.
 
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