J. Cole freestyles on Funk Flex’s show, in three separate clips. Born Sinner, in stores now.

Late on Born Sinner, J. Cole issues one of the most unnecessary apologies in hip-hop history. On “Let Nas Down,” he goes into great detail about how in his desperation to come up with a single for his debut album, Cole World: The Sideline Story, he disappointed his idol: “Dion called me when it dropped, [cont.]

From Bas’ Quarter Water Raised Me Vol. II. Directed by Justin Benoliel.

Big Boy hosts the Power 106 Backstage Breakfast, speaking to J. Cole about his new album Born Sinner, coupled with a performance from Cole.

This is the bonus track from J. Cole’s Born Sinner LP, due next Tuesday.

With his hotly anticipated second album Born Sinner set for a week one sales battle with Kanye West and Mac Miller, we grabbed J. Cole to talk about putting his sophomore effort together, from sampling himself to finding the inspiration to produce every track and more.

Take an advance listen to J. Cole’s upcoming LP, Born Sinner, hitting next Tuesday, June 18th.

J. Cole album cut from Born Sinner, where he explains his idolization of Nas, and how he eventually let him down. Cole speaks on it in the following clip.

J. Cole tweeted out this pic of the tracklist for Born Sinner, which hits June 18th. Guests will include Miguel, Amber Coffman, Kendrick Lamar, TLC, James Fauntleroy, 50 Cent, Bas, and Jhene Aiko. The tracks marked “Truly Yours 3″ – which were previously released for free, earlier this year – will be offered on a [cont.]

5 Things You Didn’t Know about J. Cole, presented by The Breakfast Club.

Another one from Cole’s June 18th release, Born Sinner. Also, Cole speaks about it in the clip down below.

Born Sinner due June 18th.

In the latest segment of SoulCulture’s mental health campaign, #OKNotToBeOK, Roc Nation’s North Carolina emcee J. Cole discusses experiencing depression for the first time whilst crafting his anticipated sophomore album, Born Sinner.

J. Cole talks about his writing process for Born Sinner and how he’s evolved from his earlier releases.

Mac Miller drops release date of new album Watching Movies with the Sound Off – June 18th – and talks about having twitter beef with Donald Trump at the age of 17.

“Lit” Produced by Ced. Additional Production by Ron Gilmore. Written by Abbas Hamad, Jermaine Cole, Kaleb Rollins. Recorded and Mixed by Kaleb ‘KQuick’ Rollins at Grand Staff Studios Brooklyn, New York.

J. Cole joins The Roots on Late Night to perform his new single, “Power Trip”, from the June 18th release, Born Sinner.

J. Cole’s Born Sinner has been given an earlier release date, now slated for June 18th – the same day as Kanye’s Yeezus. We’re not sure if that’s a piggyback strategy or a waving of the white flag. Regardless, below are the cover art for both the original and deluxe versions of the LP.

J. Cole writes: As Promised. Another Thank You for your patience. Shout to Jeezy, 2 Chainz, Canei, Jake One, and Bas- Quarter Water Raised Me Volume 2 coming soon. Born Sinner coming June 25th. Game Changer. Dreamville. Much Love -Cole

Cole says “This right here is not a preview..” of his upcoming LP, Born Sinner, hitting June 25th.