For his headlining gig at the “world’s most famous arena,” Cole appears in his usual low-profile uniform of a black tee, black shorts, black socks, white sneaks and zero bling. #latepass: in case you needed a reminder from big sean #2014foresthillsdrivetourĪ video posted by adelle on at 6:55am PDTĥ. He also re-appears for a live rendition of his elevated love song, “Planes” alongside Cole. With a slew of hits in the stash like his breakout single “Birthday Sex” to his DJ Mustard-produced jam “Don’t Tell ‘Em,” the timing couldn’t be riper for the Ratchet&B crooner. Jeremih needs to stop playing and drop this Late Nights: The Album A.S.A.P.
It’s disgusting.” Second clue was revealing Instagram thirst traps with Deepak Chopra-esque captions “that ain’t got sh*t to do with the picture I just got done looking at.” Cole even calls out one dude in the audience, dubbing him a “zoomer,” or a fellow who zooms into a woman’s sexy Instagram flick.Ģ. “Sh*t feel like a bag of wet cement mixed with some SuperGlue rubber adhesive type sh*t. He warns of “phony n***as” and signs of a chick who may be “f**ked up.” “She has a artificial a**, that’s my first clue,” he said, as creepy Michael Myers sounds play in the background. Before launching into his anti-ho anthem, “No Role Modelz,” Cole relays the lessons he’s learned from Hollywood. While running through his full-length masterpiece that shares the tour’s namesake, he manages to squeeze in emoji-worthy narratives that set the scene for his deep and not-so-deep cuts. Here are some takeaways from our recent trip to Cole World.ġ. But for his New York City tour stop, Cole blessed his second home with a good time, great songs and the best version of himself.
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