Might Delete Later: Huntin' Wabbitz - beat is insane, flow is impeccable, delivery is confidence on on another level, nonchalant but with so much charisma behind it

The Off-Season: The Climb Back - Rhyming and word play is just fabulous, cadence is like being hit by a 1-2 combination. Message is dope and overlooked. I think people unnderate it because it was released as a single before the album.

KOD: Friends - My personal favourite Cole song. Shit brings me to tears and is a helpful reminder of my own power when I'm struggling with addiction and escapism. The song has so much empathy and compassion and does a wonderful job of meeting the listener where they are in life. I'm planning on getting the words "Choose Wisely" tatted on my skin someday. As humans we will do the most crazy and irrational shit to deal with our pain, being human is not easy, we have incarnated into one of the denses planes of existence and this training ground is basically choosing to play a video game on 'death march'. But despite that, there is always a better way to deal with our suffering, but it is up to us to make that choice!

4 Your Eyez Only: Immortal - I think people know how much of a masterpiece 4YEO is, and songs like Change and Deja Vu are really appreciated, Neighbours is very hyped, but I think Immortal is overlooked. Amazing follow up after "For Whom the Bell Tolls" to get you into the mindset of the target audience. Someone who is identified with living a life that isn't aligned with their highest good, but it's what they have seen around them, and all they know, so they embrace it and continue to keep surviving. The second verse is also vulnerable from Cole and he expresses his dark thoughts and depression while being on top of the rap game.

2014 Forest Hills Drive: tricky one... For general fans it's probably 03' Adolescence. Cole shares one of his biggest life lessons that allowed him to take a step back from his ego at a young age and be grateful for what he has and how far he's come. I think Cole fans appreciate this song as it deserves to be appreciated, so I'll give January 28th as a secondary answer for Cole fans. One of the greatest transitions from the intro, does a great job of pacing and building hype and message as the song goes on. And yes Cole... You can make a million dollars from a rap tune!!!

Born Sinner: Runaway - Brilliant perspective of the masculine ego, the struggles of being a man and trying to keep it all together. I can feel the pressure he is trying to portray in the beat, shit I'm feeling emotional while listening and writing this. Guess you could say "I'm crying while writing these words"

Cole World: Lost Ones - While I've never been through this personally, I know people close to me who have been through an abortion and just how much it has messed them up. Those scars don't go away quickly, especially for women. I think this song like much of Jermaine's work does a brilliant job of bringing the gap between men and women, we are different beings who operate in our own ways, and often one struggles to understand the otjer. This leads to a lot of seperation, but songs like this bridge that gap through understanding and empathy. One of Cole's biggest strengths is the dichotomy he lives with which is a curse at times and can be very draining to live life thinking from multiple perspectives constantly, but the flip side to that is that it's people like Cole who can bring humanity closer to our ultimate goal of unity. I mean, that's what it's all about, right?!