Sideline Story was a disappointing follow up to Friday Night Lights but I still love that album. We played it relentlessly in the crib I was living at. "Dollar And A Dream 3", "Can't Get Enough", "God's Gift", "Nobody's Perfect", "Breakdown". And I know "Lights Please" and "In The Morning" were old but I'm glad he included them on the official album.
"Born Sinner" is probably my favorite Cole album
This album feels like a return to early Cole to me, I love it.
I feel like Born Sinner doesn't get talked about by anyone, positive or negative. It seems like after Friday Night Lights, Cole's career gets ignored until FHD.
It's weird because I've never heard it in full, but all the songs I've listened to bang ("Villuminati," "Power Trip," "Crooked Smile," "She Knows," "Let Nas Down," "Born Sinner"). I figured people would think that Cole was going in the right direction with that album.
I must be the ONLY nikka on earth that loves foldin clothes. That song hit for me at the right moment in my life
Nah I can’t blame the label for SS
The production on that album is really really bad and Cole has some really cringey hooks and bars
I love born Sinner but I can see why Non Cole stans wouldn’t like that album
I’d partially blame the label for Sideline Story because so many great tracks were pushed to the mixtape as they forced Cole to craft his album for radio+specifically demographics. Did Cole’s wack production hurt too? Yes.
“Will she pop” is one of my fav Cole tracksI feel like Born Sinner doesn't get talked about by anyone, positive or negative. It seems like after Friday Night Lights, Cole's career gets ignored until FHD.
It's weird because I've never heard it in full, but all the songs I've listened to bang ("Villuminati," "Power Trip," "Crooked Smile," "She Knows," "Let Nas Down," "Born Sinner"). I figured people would think that Cole was going in the right direction with that album.
I love it. Grown man shyt to me.
Been listening to Cole since the beginning. Well Warm Up not The Come up. Hunger on a Hillside is probably one of my favorite songs from Cole. It's such a clear perspective of where he is in respect to where he came from.