J.Cole Might Be the Best "New School" Poet out there!

Almost two years ago was born in Frankfurt rapper J.Cole as young aspiring rapper.
His second album Born Sinner is the next step on the way up and at the same time a proof that one can convince Soul with a totally relaxed attitude, a big dose of honesty and a lot. His choice of words, his personality and his outstanding Beat selection make this album a true listening pleasure. As with the first album, he has written and produced himself again, backed his words with the matching mood and tackled topics that are very close to his heart.
It is dark, he lets you know us at the beginning and in fact many tracks have an almost sad character. Trouble, Runaway and Rich N **** z go in depth and almost produce goose bumps. For this purpose with Nas Let down a homage to the great poet from New York, which he obviously once the Corner has let you down. J.Cole is obsessed with what he does, he needs Rap simply to survive. So strong are the words and act, he still sounds like he is in a phase of self-discovery. He is far from where you many already see and Forbidden Fruit feat. Kendrick Lamar is perhaps exactly the song that best illustrates this.
He appears confident, but does not lift but remains on the floor and sees the reality always in the eye. An inner conflict is hard to miss, but that's what makes the album an exciting experience in which so many can identify with. What can I do what I want and where I have to actually go? An unexcited manifesto of his life and his attitude, it has become, but with Crooked Smile feat. TLC after we get a lot of relaxation actually a damn groovy outbreak shortly before the finish. Put your Lighters in the Air, Cole makes you here at nothing. He is a child of the nineties, a who has imbibed the culture she lives with every breath and impresses in every aspect!