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Although in a way that can also come to haunt him (weвЂ™ll get into that later) here it definitely comes through as he delivers 3 classic verses, all surrounding around his ability to talk about his goals, dreams and observations but it all being put on hold for now, something Cole is too familiar with. One of ColeвЂ™s greatest tracks heвЂ™s ever created, the powerful, slightly somber вЂњLights PleaseвЂќ shows his greatest talent at work, his storytelling in his lyricism. ItвЂ™s usually frowned upon when an artist takes a track they have included on a previous project and continues to use it on another but in certain cases it can be excused and this is no different. The team works well, and it was clear here.ДonвЂ™t even know the rules but yet yвЂ™all trying to play the gameвЂ¦ The unique beat, produced by Brian Kidd definitely gave Cole a fitting pocket to do what he does best while Trey Songz glides over the hook, doing less singing but somehow still complimenting the track as a whole. вЂњCanвЂ™t Get EnoughвЂќ is a quick switch up as Cole jumps into a zone where he completely shatters the rule вЂњDonвЂ™t kiss and tellвЂќ and discusses what he deals with when it comes to the ladies. Yo Homegirl said he a bad boy, but IвЂ™m signed to the Roc, no time for the gossip, bitch put down them tabloidsвЂ¦ ItвЂ™s just as aggressive as it is real, and thatвЂ™s been one of ColeвЂ™s greatest abilities thus far. The beat, provided by Cole himself (along with 90% of tracks on the project) is far from flashy, but nonetheless leaves him with a wide canvas for him to paint his picture. A damn near perfect mix of truth and metaphors, honesty and similes. The difference between this one and the others? Triumph can be felt.Дollar & a DreamвЂ™s 3rd Installment carries that triumphant feel over as Cole spits some of his best verses. Small talk, a few bars, and a piano intro that has now become a signature of ColeвЂ™s. A short minute and 20 seconds surrounding him and his team reminiscing over his tale, how he came to be where he is now, being heard across the world. вЂ¦And when my storyвЂ™s told, let it be known IвЂ™d never foldвЂ¦ДЄinвЂ™t it the truth Cole. Cole put together a project above his past three?

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Anyone can download something for free, but in 2011 paying for a project shows true support beyond anything (I mean, look at Tha Carter IVвЂ¦ If thatвЂ™s not true fan support I donвЂ™t know what is) and Cole, just like any other artist, is nothing without the fans. Nice Watch wasnвЂ™t received with the praise IвЂ™m sure he was hoping for) we arrive at September 27th, a day where we really learn if the support is genuine.

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Now, almost a full year after FNL (Which was released November 12th of 2010) and many tracks later that didnвЂ™t land the way heвЂ™d hoped (Who Dat, DisgustingвЂ¦ Hell, even Mr. The project, comprised of tracks Cole felt wouldnвЂ™t make it to his final project, set the net on fire and proved that regardless of the rumors, as long as Cole remained true to himself and his sound, he would have the support of his fans, whom he calls the Dreamvillians. Time went on and Cole felt it was time to crash his website once again, releasing a damn near album quality mixtape that went by the name of Friday Night Lights. Dollar & a Dream had without a doubt was a strong, powerful, self-produced sound that most could say without hesitation, is a step away from whatever you hear on the radio in this day and age. Some went ahead and wrote him off, claiming that he would never release an album under Roc Nation but one thing that Mr. There were whispers of him being dropped from the label after months of the album being pushed back, as well as visual leaks and album cuts being released to the public that left ColeвЂ™s fans worried. Even though he was fresh off of a verse on Shawn CarterвЂ™s The Blueprint III, From there it seemed like the man couldnвЂ™t catch a break. He learned to sharpen his skills with time and after two excellent mixtapes ( The Come Up and more known, The Warm Up), Cole was the first artist to be signed to Jay-ZвЂ™s label, Roc Nation. With literally a dollar and a dream, he left his home town (or where he was raised at least) to New York City, studying at St. For those who donвЂ™t know, years ago Jermaine Lamarr Cole wasnвЂ™t much more than a kid from Fayetteville, North Carolina. Cole took the phrase he could only wish was a reality and made it happen against all odds. Supporters all over the world rejoice, the comeback kid J. Stepping off of the Sidelines & Into the Cole WorldвЂ¦