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This was impressive for an album that had no guest appearances, although some critics felt his political stances in real life were not reflected on an album that often strayed into sex rhymes. It's good to see that he stayed loyal to those people that gave him the confidence to keep pushing. Have you ever seen a motherfuckin' ribbon in the sky? Venus: Right before we went on the Ab-Soul tour.
Only now am I starting to take control of things that used to be done in the mix. Bas went on tour titled after the album in June 2016 with and. They ranked post malone over nas and almost all the artists on here have nothing on nas Better than everybody on this list Nas should be in top 10!
Not just with beats and flow with words, but with lyrics too. This feature is only available on desktop browsers. MGK has been working his tout off and I love that. Whoever says he's made on song is retarded look at his soundcloud and look on youtube or look at anything else he has many songs and pretty much all of them have millions of hits, Look at Me blew up and made him servile but he is making more music since he got out of jail and he is going to be one of the greatest rappers of all time. I looked up the song to see how good it was and it instantly became my favorite song from Cole. Establishing His Own Prime, Nonprofit Work As a thoughtful, contemplative rapper, J. Cole, then the genre would indeed sorely lack for musical innovation and challenging, futuristic direction. 
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The beating was captured on video. The officer who struck the inmate, Sgt. Juanice Cole, was also fired. Edmond Cooper, who had worked for the Department of Corrections for about 13 years, admitted he was wrong not to report the incident but claimed that termination was too harsh, his lawyer told the Personnel Board. Morel said suspension or demotion would have been more appropriate. The incident happened Dec. DOC spokesman Bob Horton said the department launched an investigation as soon as it learned of the situation and placed the officers on administrative leave. Horton said Cole was fired for inappropriate use of force and other violations of DOC rules. Cooper was fired for failing to report what happened. A third prison officer who saw the incident resigned to avoid dismissal, according to the DOC. The DOC said the inmate was not injured. The DOC would not release his name for security reasons, Horton said. The video shows Cole escorting an inmate, hands cuffed behind him, into the shift commander's office. After the inmate kneels, Cole strikes him in the face or head three times. Cooper, working at a desktop computer a few feet away, does not visibly react. There is no audio. Cole walks briefly out of view, then returns and speaks to Cooper, still at his desk. She again approaches the inmate, who is lying on his side, and appears to hit him again. Cooper rises from his desk and walks out of the office while another employee, who also watched the incident, coaxes the inmate back to his feet. Cooper returns to his desk, and the video ends. Cooper sent the inmate to the prison's health care unit for evaluation. But he did not complete an incident report, notify the on-call supervisor or call the warden, according to a hearing officer's recommendation on Cooper's appeal to of his firing to the State Personnel Board. Administrative Law Judge James Jerry Wood held a hearing on Cooper's appeal on June 2. On June 23, Wood issued a recommended order to the Personnel Board, finding that Interim DOC Commissioner Billy Sharp acted within his authority in firing Cooper. Sharp preceded Commissioner Jeff Dunn. Cooper and Elmore Warden Leeposey Daniels were the only two witnesses to testify at the June hearing. Daniels initially recommended a three-day suspension for Cooper. DOC's central office rejected the suspension and called for a harsher punishment. Daniels changed his recommendation to termination. At the June hearing, Daniels testified that Cooper was one of his best officers and wanted to have him back. The board reopened the meeting and voted to uphold the termination. Edited at 7:19 a. © 2018 Advance Local Media LLC. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Advance Local.