J. Cole – High For Hours (Review & Stream)

 

This has to be the quickest that J. Cole has come back after an album release – I thought this negro was gonna disappear like Seattle’s secondary again.


On the first verse, J. Cole explains why he thinks the government are hypocrites, giving several different examples in recent news. On the second verse, he talks about this deep conversation he had with the president in which he was a lot more honest then he thought he would be in asking about today’s issues. The third verse has Cole calling out people for not changing from within (Which I highly agree with). Overall, it seems like Cole is sounding more and more frustrated with human beings lately.

Isn’t it safe to say that J. Cole is one of the top 5 rappers of all time now?

OVERALL RATING(5/5) 

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