Let's be honest, "Who Dat" should not have been a single
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MAKAVELI25
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"Who Dat" is an ok song, but I can't understand by Cole would want it as a single. The beat is ok, his flow is onlya little above average on the song, and it's just not that catchy. Even the new song "Coming Home" would have made a much better single.
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i liked the beat, but overall i wasnt impressed by it. i like lights please, mainly the beat, but i dont see the hype around cole at all.
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Jezzy's who dat>>>>>> jcoles who dat
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? that, it got my attention. It's got a good beat, lyrics, and chorus that arent over the top. idk if its an actual single off the album or just a promo single though
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its an intro type song, i think it did its job as far as getting his name out there, he just needs that crossover hit now
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MAKAVELI25 wrote: »"Who Dat" is an ok song, but I can't understand by Cole would want it as a single. The beat is ok, his flow is onlya little above average on the song, and it's just not that catchy. Even the new song "Coming Home" would have made a much better single.
Song isn't even his, its for diddy's album -
Yet, it did damage.
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For someone that had not heard anything from dude before that, it got my attention.
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It was a street single to get his name out there, it wasn't really meant for club heads and ? , but it managed to get a buzz, make the charts and count downs. I'm sure when his official single drop it will catch a bigger audience.
From the way they are promoting him and from what he ha said, they are establishing a core audience for him on the touring tip, so that song probably catered more to them. -
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It was a cool song. It sounds better when he's performing it live though.
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It was a street single to get his name out there, it wasn't really meant for club heads and ? , but it managed to get a buzz, make the charts and count downs. I'm sure when his official single drop it will catch a bigger audience.
From the way they are promoting him and from what he ha said, they are establishing a core audience for him on the touring tip, so that song probably catered more to them.
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He ain't making music for white girls to put as their fb status (cought *B.O.B.) or DJs to play in the club -
Who Dat was an excellent 1st single from Cole. The problem was his fat lipped homosexual CEO has no experience in breaking fresh artists so he failed to capitilize off of potential for the Who Dat single. J Cole along with Wale and Melanie Fiona are living breathing failures from the hands of Jay Z. There is no way in hell im giving Jay Z any credit for the success of Rocafella records. A shy ? isnt agressive enough to push records in this day in age. it takes constant networking, phone calls, promotion , ground work to run a successful label. He has no marketing sense, he has no creative promotial avenues for his artists. Jay Z is doing the same thing the lazy jews do to artists on majors. shelfing them and underpromoting trying to stay within a budget. a ? can rap about 400 million but cant risk 20% of that to make his business standout and dominate over others. fake ass hustler. he aint no risk taker. he is just a sell out. Jay Z got that uncle tom money that he only invest in whites. Bono and Chris Martin make him donate to all these african charities that claim so much overhead on the cost of being a charity that the needy dont get ? . all that money can finance an aquafier and stimulate their economy instead of dropping crates with busted plastic gallon jugs of water and thinking they gonna sing kumbahov my lord to Jay Z.
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he didnt want it to be the typical radio song
he has said this countless times
he wants to be different
he wants the hard ? to make an appearance in the mainstream to break the norm
thats j.cole for you..... -
tompetrez3 wrote: »Who Dat was an excellent 1st single from Cole. The problem was his fat lipped homosexual CEO has no experience in breaking fresh artists so he failed to capitilize off of potential for the Who Dat single. J Cole along with Wale and Melanie Fiona are living breathing failures from the hands of Jay Z. There is no way in hell im giving Jay Z any credit for the success of Rocafella records. A shy ? isnt agressive enough to push records in this day in age. it takes constant networking, phone calls, promotion , ground work to run a successful label. He has no marketing sense, he has no creative promotial avenues for his artists. Jay Z is doing the same thing the lazy jews do to artists on majors. shelfing them and underpromoting trying to stay within a budget. a ? can rap about 400 million but cant risk 20% of that to make his business standout and dominate over others. fake ass hustler. he aint no risk taker. he is just a sell out. Jay Z got that uncle tom money that he only invest in whites. Bono and Chris Martin make him donate to all these african charities that claim so much overhead on the cost of being a charity that the needy dont get ? . all that money can finance an aquafier and stimulate their economy instead of dropping crates with busted plastic gallon jugs of water and thinking they gonna sing kumbahov my lord to Jay Z.
bro your a ? fagget, get over it...jay has done nothing to you personally right?
if cole really thought jay was ? him over he would have been out already, he'd be talking slick about hov...but hes a a normal guy unlike your obsessive disgusting ? , hatin ass
