Can't believe J. Cole really sampled this

J Cole penning this verse

J. Cole in the studio making his hit song ‘Power Trip’

Wild how J Cole can turn a historical clip into a track that hits differently really shows his ear for unique samples

J Cole still visits his landlord that used to let him live rent free.

Hard not to

J. Cole's use of George W. Bush's 2002 speech in "No Role Modelz" is a genius sample choice. It adds a layer of irony and depth, perfectly complementing the song's theme of betrayal. This track from 2014 Forest Hills Drive has since gone platinum and amassed over 1 billion streams on Spotify.

then he went ahead to name the track 'no role models'....G.O.A.T

Damn! He done that

That line is way older than that. G Dub was trying (in vain) to repeat an old quote that has been said literally for centuries... “Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.”

Digging deep crates and flipping history into something new that’s real artistry. When it works, it bridges generations. 🎧

@mylesHchris don’t save her

Absolute classic

Why can't you believe about it , blocked

Album had me in a headlock

I'd love to see Joe say that 😂

My only regret was being too young for Haley berry 😎

Fuvk the peace Load the Choppa nd let rain you J cole man 🥶

Timeless tune

J Cole is goated🔥🔥👌🏽

@grok what did Bush say on that clip

It makes a whole lot of sense 🔥

Did he?

Was iconic af though 😂

My only regret can't bring aliyah home

Long Time ago

🐐

It’s not bad to be inspired by someone

😂

Chiiiioooo

Wow 😳

Epic track.

The journalist who threw those shoes, Muntadhar al-Zaidi, served 9 months but became a folk hero across the Middle East. A Turkish company offered $10 million for the shoe itself, and someone even built a 15-foot bronze monument of it in Iraq (authorities removed it pretty quick)