J. Cole is in a hole...
J. Cole recently had a documentary come out on HBO and it opened some questions about his past. One specific incident was the time his house got broken into by police officers. A lot of people will be quick to blame it on the cops and say it was too much, but what was really going on? Find out!
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J. Cole was actually born in Germany, but he grew up in North Carolina. He had some rough times, and the 32-year-old was looking back on them recently. A song on his work 4 Your Eyez Only titled “Neighbors” detailed the time a SWAT team broke into one of his studios for a drug raid.
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The situation was no doubt scary, and you’ll be able to see that for yourself. The footage was captured by a security camera and we can see the officer kicking in the door clearly. The situation apparently got started because they were on a drug raid, but were drugs even involved in the situation? You’d be surprised…
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Surprisingly enough there were actually no drugs in the house. The house was being used as a recording studio, where J. Cole actually recorded 4 Your Eyez Only. He calls it “The Sheltuh,” but it didn’t do a very good job of sheltering them from the aggressive SWAT team.
