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Motiv8 by J. Cole
J. Cole
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Jermaine Lamarr Cole Plus Connu Sous Son Nom De Scène J. Cole Est Un Rappeur Et Producteur Américain. Il Se Fait Connaître Du Grand Public Par Le Biais De Sa Signature Sur Le Label Roc Nation De Jay-Z. Son Premier Album Cole World The Sideline Story Est Sorti Le 27 Septembre 2011.
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“Motiv8” — Read “Motivate” — Is About The Motivation To Get Money. “Get Money” Happens To Be The Catchphrase Of The Song Repeated In The Chorus As Well As Sampled From The Junior M.A.F.I.A. Song “Get Money” From 1995. As The Sixth Track From J. Cole’s Album KOD It Comes As The Beginning Of The Turning Point Away From J. Cole’s Alter-Ego King Overdosed. It’s Easily The Most Zany Drugged Out Song On The Album. This Was Done On Purpose To Represent The “peak” Of Being High. After This Track Cole Begins To “come Down” With More Chilled Out Lo-Fi Beats That Involve Introspective On Why He And Others Resort To Drugs To Solve Problems. This Is His Sober Self Trying To Come Up With Solutions To His Life’s Problems Other Than Drugs. The Song Was First Heard At Cole’s April 16th 2018 Listening Party And Posted To YouTube Later That Night.
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Jermaine Lamarr Cole Plus Connu Sous Son Nom De Scène J. Cole Est Un Rappeur Et Producteur Américain. Il Se Fait Connaître Du Grand Public Par Le Biais De Sa Signature Sur Le Label Roc Nation De Jay-Z. Son Premier Album Cole World The Sideline Story Est Sorti Le 27 Septembre 2011.
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“Motiv8” — read “Motivate” — is about the motivation to get money. “Get money” happens to be the catchphrase of the song, repeated in the chorus as well as sampled from the Junior M.A.F.I.A. song “Get Money” from 1995.
As the sixth track from J. Cole’s album, KOD, it comes as the beginning of the turning point away from J. Cole’s alter-ego, King Overdosed. It’s easily the most zany, drugged out song on the album. This was done on purpose to represent the “peak” of being high. After this track, Cole begins to “come down” with more chilled out, lo-fi beats that involve introspective on why he and others resort to drugs to solve problems. This is his sober self, trying to come up with solutions to his life’s problems other than drugs.
The song was first heard at Cole’s April 16th, 2018 listening party and posted to YouTube later that night. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.