In “03’ Adolescence,” Cole talks about growing up in poverty, growing up without his father and feeling like he was worthless. He was telling about a time when he was very nervous and uncomfortable, but it is very relatable to his audience. This song shows a lot of bravery and courage in Cole. Cole goes into what his thoughts were and the emotions that he was feeling inside. It is pretty in-depth but has a very deep story behind it. This song goes into Cole’s first romantic experience with a girl that went to school with him. “Wet Dreamz” is one of my personal favorite songs on the album. In contrast to the rest of the songs on the album, “January 28th” makes the album great. This song shows a mellow side of Cole that comes out in only certain songs. The song is full of small stories of Cole hanging out with his friends, but as the song goes on, he tells about how he came up in the rap game and made his come up.

This song goes back into Cole’s past about starting his rap career. The second song off of the album is called “January 28th,” which happens to be Cole’s birthday.

He shares about going from the darkest spot, being a drug addict, to becoming a hip-hop superstar, which is very impactful to hear about.

Most of the song is Cole saying “do you wanna be happy,” but after a minute of the song, Cole starts to go deeper into what he faced growing up. Cole talks about experiences he has encountered. The first song, “Intro,” is more of a poem than a song. This album shows a lot of emotion and expresses a lot of how Jermaine Lamarr Cole became “J. “2014 Forest Hills Drive” is the name of J Cole’s 3rd studio album. From the emotion in “Love yourz” to the more heavy rap in “Fire Squad, ‘ this album is a classic.

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