Black Friday Special (Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole)

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Who Snapped the Hardest?
Hip Hop heads have been waiting close to two years these two to release a collaboration album that have been mentioned on several occasions. Well idk if hour appetite is satisfied or if our questions have been answered, but the release of these two songs will definitely keep the inquiries. Cole saying something will be released in February and with a clip surfacing online of Kendrick mouthing his verse on a new song with the two rappers gives us a lot of hope. As for the Black Friday gift, Kendrick is rapping over J. Cole's "A Tale of Two Cities" and J. Cole is rapping over Kendrick's "Alright". First and foremost I have to say that they both were great and should've been featured on each other’s songs. Their voices just fit the songs. I'm a J. Cole fan so naturally I'm slightly bias towards him, but he did in fact snap. I don't know if I like the fact that he put a chorus inside of the song, but towards the end he went off, like I was mad that he stopped. As for Kendrick he snapped from beginning to end without a chorus, but I don't really like how he came on in the beginning. I kind of like J. Cole verse more honestly, but it just wasn't long enough considering that he added a chorus. This is a close one so I'll let you guys decides, but I'm just happy they blessed my ears before the year is over. Here are the songs below!


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  1. AnonymousDecember 16, 2015 at 8:20 AM

    Cole murdered it!!!!

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    1. AnonymousDecember 16, 2015 at 8:24 AM

      Naw you sick KDOT all day, Cole was really saying shit

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