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J.Cole Made Jokes About His Basketball Career During His Governors Ball Performance

J.Cole Made Jokes About His Basketball Career During His Governors Ball Performance

J.Cole Made Jokes About His Basketball Career During His Governors Ball Performance

J.Cole withdrew out of the Canadian Elite Basketball League not long after announcing his participation owing to his music business. It’s unclear if J. Cole will ever take an indefinite hiatus from releasing music and performing shows to focus on painting, but fans were surprised to learn that he left the Scarborough Shooting Stars just weeks after joining the team to return to the road.

“I was telling the guys in there like, ‘I’m going for these shows, I’m not sure if I’ll be back,’” Cole stated. “But just in case, I had to let them know how incredible this was. The players, the coaching staff, the organization, the league, it’s a crazy thing when you see it on paper, when you see what’s actually happening, and they made me feel so welcome.”

“I gotta shout out the people of Scarborough because coming from America, I didn’t really know,” he stated. “So I’ve learned so much that the people there feel seen with this basketball team and this league highlighting them. The people there feel seen and I’m assuming that was not always the cause, so I’m proud to be able to add something to Canada and to this talent that’s in Canada. Those guys are incredible so to be able to get some extra eyes on them is a pleasure.”

Cole Speaks On His Desires For Basketball While Performing At The Governors Ball

Cole highlighted his basketball aspirations during his Governors Ball performance over the weekend, as his fans wait for more information about his basketball future.

“I been playing basketball and sh*t,” With a little smile, the Dreamville hitmaker said. The audience roared in applause.. “I came tonight to see if I could still rap, you know what I mean?” 

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Drake Cheers On J. Cole At The Shooting Stars' CEBL Game

Drake Cheers On J. Cole At The Shooting Stars’ CEBL Game

Drake Cheers On J. Cole At The Shooting Stars’ CEBL Game

Drake was present at tonight’s Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) game between the Scarborough Shooting Stars and the Hamilton Honey Badgers, where J. Cole was a member of the Shooting Stars. The Toronto rapper wore Cole’s No. 15 jersey while sitting courtside.

The Honey Badgers were able to maintain their dominance throughout the game, winning 84-69 over the Shooting Stars.

Cole joined the Shooting Stars in May following a year with the Rwanda Patriots of the Basketball Africa League. Cole was apparently placed in touch with the correct people to test out for the Shooting Stars by Drake, whose OVO partner Nicholas “Niko” Carino controls the squad.

Cole’s presence on the floor, according to Shooting Stars vice president Jamaal Magloire, is attributable not only to his celebrity, but also to his talent and work ethic.

“He just wants to be treated the same, which I thought was very admirable because he is a very special individual,” Magloire said, per Complex. “As far as the talent that he has, he’s played this game at a professional level in Africa, so, this is his second stint. We’re bringing him in here to play, contribute, and help us win games. That’s his goal as well. It’s gonna be fun and something that is great for the city of Scarborough and Toronto.”

Drake Cheers On J. Cole At The Shooting Stars’ CEBL Game. What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments section.

 

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J. Cole Reminds Dreamville Fest Attendees Who Earned Him His First and Only Grammy

J. Cole Reminds Dreamville Fest Attendees Who Earned Him His First and Only Grammy

J Cole Reminds Dreamville Fest Attendees Who Earned Him His First and Only Grammy

 

J Cole was absent at the “64th Annual Grammy Awards“. The Grammys took place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on Sunday night (April 3).

The Best Rap Album for The Off-Season, Best Melodic Rap Performance for “P R I D E.I S.T H E.D E V I L” starring Lil Baby, and Best Rap Performance and Best Rap Song for “M Y.L I F E” with Morray was among the four categories in which the Dreamville Records founder was nominated.

J Cole On 21 Savage

While Cole didn’t win any golden gramophones this year, he did make a splash in Raleigh, North Carolina at the Dreamville Festival. Cole performed 21 Savage’s Grammy-winning track “a lot” during his headlining set. Cole, sang on 21 Savage track, informed the audience that the United Kingdom native is responsible for his first (and only) Grammy Award.

“Y’all make some noise for 21 Savage,” he said. “He got a n-gga his first — the only Grammy I ever won was because of this n-gga 21 Savage”.

Kanye West was also nominated for many categories, but did not attend the Grammys. The Recording Academy eliminated Kanye’s performance after his engagement in “disturbing internet activity”. Instead, Ye spent the day with his “lover,” Chaney Jones, celebrating his cousin’s grandmother’s 85th birthday.

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