Baby: j-jj...j-j...j Me: he's about to say his first word Baby: J. Cole went platinum with no features

watching this make a nigga wanna cry and start a civil rights movement

Dude told Cole "gotta get to boxing practice, I would kick it wit you" I hope that man goes places.

who’s here in 2024?

YO PEOPLE REALLY NEED TO STOP COMPARING J COLE AND KENDRICK, JUST LISTEN TO THEIR MUSIC AND KEEP UR MOUTHS CLOSE GOD DAMN

So nobody gone talk about the fact that J. Cole's DAD was in this?!!? Thats monumental! Glad to see they are working on building a relationship that made me so happy

1:40 for whom the bell tolls 7:40 want you to fly 12:50 ville mentality 18:42 immortal 23:50 neighbors 25:46 she's mine pt2 31:55 change 41:05 4 your eyez only Cole is the realest.

He deserves several GRAMMY'S bye

No ads?, J cole a real ass dude

I don't know if Cole gonna see this but thanks for your music dawg.

Lady at the end... made me realize i have a lot to be grateful for. almost had me at tears

Wait, so Drake is getting all this recognition because he made a 4 minute music video giving away a couple week's worth of supplies to people, but Cole out here actually on the ground in poor communities across the country, helping them out, humbly, and he gets no mention for it? That's the fucked up part about the world. Giving away some $1 million is nice short-term, but what does it achieve?

What do you think you're doing? Scroll back up and watch this masterpiece.

The lady at the end said "God has me here for a reason" and I believe it's true. She made it on this film. She touched a million people with her story. I don't think Cole running into her was a coincidence...

This makes me cry because I lost my older brother and Dad when I was 11 years old and for the woman at the end to have so much faith in God and just put it all in His hands is amazing. No one ever understands what you're going through because it's a "one man for himself type of world." I know that one day I'll have just as much strength as her to smile like that. I was a daddy's girl and when I lost my dad I lost myself mentally. So I know what it's like to constantly say you have to keep moving on. People eventually stop caring about your sad story, but most people fail to understand that talking about it is a huge way to cope with it. She lost two of her babies, I know it takes everything in her to say keep moving forward. My mom also lost two children and a husband so it is hard. My mom couldn't cope the right way and she completely lost herself mentally and emotionally. She became a drug addict, alcoholic, and she's been diagnosed with schizophrenia for some years now. so seeing this woman be strong for the rest of her babies is life touching. I have eleven siblings that my mom couldn't be strong for because she didn't know good grief at the time, but we're being strong for her and each other. Bless everyone in this video because it's not easy as it looks sometimes. News article on my dad and brother for those who may have been through the same thing or similar to let you know we relate and it's ok not to forget what happened but keep going forward. A little motivation. abc7chicago.com/archive/6304197/ -cole world

2pac would be proud.

The ending was so deep never take anything or anyone for granted be humble

Tupac would be proud 🐐👀🔥

Never watched this before...now I understand why fans think he’s the best rapper alive. I am VERY close to agreeing! This was powerful and beautiful candid conversations and cinematography. Loved it so much!

5 Years later coming back to this man. Hope that lady got her house done. There's so much of everything in the world, but my heart really goes out to our communities. Wish there was a way to help more. Thank you Cole & Dreamville

Yall need to stop comparing Cole and Kendrick. They are good in their respective ways. Kendrick is a musical anarchist, but Cole is a melodic poet.

J Cole needs to make a movie about his life , it'll be historical , I'll watch over and over like 8 mile

4 Your Eyez Only has aged so beautifully.

you never realize how good this album is until you go through some of the pain it entails.

Wow this made me realize how much I slept on 4 your eyez only

Thank you for posting this for the people without HBO 🙏🏻

This album and documentary aged like fine wine 🐐🐐

What I realised is that after every conversation that J. Cole has with these distressed communities he has a song that touches on the issues that he was discussing with the people. For me that made me go back to the album and actually listen attentively while I allude his lyrics to what i saw in this documentary in a proper sequence. This is genius.

Cole walk around the hood cause he actually trying to help. He not out here claiming he a certified killa or a ruthless “savage”. Real change come from someone trying to CHANGE their hood, not add to the stereotype

you can't tell me he's not a legend. you just cant.

It's 2021. This film was taken of KZfaq for roughly 2 years. It's a beautiful as the first time I watched it. Just hearing the bass in 4 your eyez only brings me to tears. Thank you for bringing this back.

Lady at the end was speaking straight facts. "So many of us are angry, confused and hurting" . Gotta keep your head up, self reflect, strive for better and keep it moving.

this should be # 1 trending

the end is really inspiring like the woman is 52 old has a 3 jobs her son was killed her daughter was murdered and she still standing strong , what a true woman like she said " you gotta keep moving" 👌

"Little things can change your life, a book, a movie, a song " thanks for you changing my life J Cole

This gave me chills and I know that I am here for a reason and I believe in God and universe will heal my pain

damn i was actually tryna study for my finals

All races need to love each other. I'm just a white dude from the Midwest and even I understand these struggles J Cole raps about and even tho I'm not a member of the black community, when I listen to him I feel like I feel the pain he raps about. That's the artistry of J Cole. He can make a stranger to the community understand the struggles simply by speaking. The key to fixing this nation is first understanding what is wrong that needs to be fixed. It takes all of us. Tomorrow, hold the door for an old lady, tell someone they look nice, say hi to your neighbor. Start small. Make someone smile. Love Thy Neighbor. Much love for everyone in the struggle cause we all got our own struggles.

its sad how people don't appreciate Cole's music He's the one of the realest

this video is a monthly occurrence for me just love how real cole is, coleworld forever repping from the UK

Fuckkkkkk man the last lady got me thinking, she seemed so happy and upbeat when I'm sure deep down she's hurting, the world is a cruel place. Hope she's doing good, prayers go out to her and I hope her case goes well 🙏🏽

Not a chain or dollar in sight

KOD is fire af 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Cole never disappoints and I'm not dickriding it's just facts

I watched this 4 times and I am back again watching it just before KOD drops.

Cole is just real. He doesn't do anything but stay out of the spotlight and rap about what's real to him. That's why I love him. I understand the boring comments, but sometimes I need to listen to someone who's chill and poetic. He can paint a picture or a scene with his songs that a lot of rappers now a days can't do. He ain't trying to come up with the craziest beats or come up with fake words or rap the fastest, he's just fuckin real. Much love Cole!!! Seeing you in August and I can't wait ❤❤❤

Only 1.3 M views ? Maan, people don't like seeing reality no more. it's a shame. Great documentary btw

10/10 album

Lived in the ville for 7 years the poverty is very high. A lot of rough areas this documentary definitely took me back. This is nothing short of a masterpiece

This made me appreciate 4 your eyez only so much more

"Everyone is gonna know my name, if I'm lying I'm dying" Damn... That's actually poetic and really sad

"God is the answer". Mam you an inspiration for kids like us.

One of the best ways to hear J Coles music is through these films. Its shows a glimpse into what Cole was seeing and feeling and trying to express in the music. This man isnt just a rapper. He isnt just a storyteller. He is the voice of many. He uses his fame to put a spotlight on the harsher parts of life. Im just humbled and happy that there is someone out there like him. Coleworld.

Damn that lady at then end been through so much and hasn't let any of break her spirit. She's an inspiration and a reminder to not let the evil of this world break you. Bad things happen to good people but we gotta trust in God and believe He truly loves us all and that life can be more than just pain and sadness. RIP to her son and daughter and God bless her.

"You can dream but don't neglect the execution....".... Enough said .

I'm kabelo motsiri from south Africa and I'm always lookin' up to j.cole he is my role model and this is 1 of the greatest documentary ever.

Ive been listening to his muisc ONLY straight for a week. I've been having a tough time for a few months now and what has gotten me through thus last week has been his muisc. This is the happiest I've felt in a while. He's muisc is uplifting with honesty amd wisdom.

this video just made me like 4 your eyez only even more

J. Cole's one of those dudes you can be older than, but still learn mad shit from

Greatest thing ever happened to HipHop, Dreamville

Man I know it probably would never happen, but this is the stuff we need in schools so real . Just showing life and real problems. Cole is such an inspiration.

38:22 "my son is here the rapper." man that line gets me everytime.

I love how the guy at the beginning asked the girl the simple question of, "Who am I?" Change doesn't start with the rich and famous, nor are they obligated to do anything. Nobody is. But we all have choices, and what we as people choose to do with our choices, is what will change the minds of others.

January 28th, a God was Born!! One of The Realest and Greatest MC's of this Generation to ever do it!!

This is one of the best things I’ve ever seen before

He's the most normal rich rapper I've ever seen. He's a humble dude and that's good.

It's crazy how the lady at the end didn't know he was such a famous person or was humbled enough not to treat him different but I bet if she went home that night and told her kids she met a man named Jermaine/J. Cole, they were probably like WHAAAT. lol i love him and I cant wait to go to his concert in Chicago this July. Who else is going to his concert?

an absolute masterpiece.

2019 and still watching this film, I,m truly inspired by this Cole🙏🌍🏆

Cole just makes me wanna be a better man. The inspiration's real One serious production here

Sometimes I find myself dreaming Hella Big, and honestly I scare the shit out of myself too, on how high am aiming, but watching Cole being who he is, it's like seeing hope and light in my future. Thank you Cole. Honestly thank you man.

“Affected by the mass incarceration in this nation, that sent your pops to prison when he needed education! Sometimes I think that segregation would of done us better” he drops so many Jewels in his songs 🔥✊🏾👑

Something we wish to see from Dot & Drake! This why people love Cole, because of documentaries like this! It just brings us closer to what’s going on and the direct access to who people are at the end of the day! This is why people love Cole, more so than the other two! The music is great, the message makes everything clearer! He touch the people because he’s literally out here touching the people!

When you broke and don't have HBO 😭😭😭 We always find a way to pay that $10 for the album tho.

That last woman, good grief. I can't imagine what her life must've been like. Even though she's smiling, there still is hurt in her eyes. But also hope, strength, resilience and faith. I have a lot of respect for that. AND working 3 jobs @ 52. What a great soul. Keep on living ma'am!

Masterpiece ❤❤

Cole out here making GOAT moves like a shepherd

this album helped me turn my life around after being an alcoholic. Listening to his wisdom thru his music, made me stay positive about my life & working on myself & being a positive minded father to my son. thanks J. Cole

this spreads alot of positive energy idk why people hate on Cole he just wants the best for the people

I am old as I need to be. I have children older than J. Cole but he is a young man that's genuine, authentic, informed. I really enjoy his music.... I usually buy the "clean" version.

favorite album man, its just a masterpiece!

this film was refreshing, inspiring and ended well, with a ray of hope that some of us still cling to, trusting in Jesus and that we are here for a reason.

Lady at the end's story was devastating ☹️. Gotta keep moving.

This is what makes Cole the Greatest Thank you for doing this Cole this is what pretty much makes one of the Greats much love to you bro (best Documentary ever) no cap just hands down

2 years later and that final scene remains one of the most powerful scenes I've seen in my life. And I'm not the most religious man. Thank you Jermaine.

Putting life on hold for 48 minutes

J. cole should have be more popular than he is right now. Bicause he is the real rapper. He is not like others who do it only for money, bitches or fame. The world need more rappers like him.

this is such an eye opener

The people who know.. know. You can give respect to the greats all you want but J Cole is just different. He’s bigger than music, he’s bigger than money. It’s poetry. It’s powerful. This isn’t an album- it’s a masterful piece of art on par with the best throughout human HISTORY and I really mean that idgaf what people say about him.

This was strong. Realest shit I've seen on KZfaq yet. I love how J Cole is so in touch with where he came from, and the people that reside in it.

People hating that this album was Cole's worst shit... I guess they missed the message. This is his realest shit.

I truly am late on watching this, but i just have no words. my heart is in shock, good and bad. but most of all it was so emotional beautiful and just ..no words

These a master's masterpiece 🙏🏼🕰️

I'm happy to be living in the era of J.Cole.

Still can't fully understand how people don't like Cole as a person. At times I can understand how some people find his music boring. But, hating on him as a person is pathetic. #Dreamville

Every time I’m going through something and I don’t know how to get by my daily activities, I just come back here and I instantly feel inspired and realize that I’m a work in progress and God has a master plan. Thank you J Cole for being such an inspiration.

Thank you Dreamville , inspirational AF

J. Cole understands how to connect and talk real with people on a spiritual level. He allows other individuals to speak their mind.

I loved how each music video was presented and made.... No Foreign cars... No Fake Women.... No showing off Money... No Beats headphones... No Drugs or liquor... Just Pure Talent and True story's of how J Cole made these songs for his album! ... I'll take quality over quantity any day! Keep doing your thing Cole!

You know what, J cole is now considered one of my favorite artist of all time. The spirit in which this man carries within himself is something that people as a whole lack today. Salute brother cole..

Tears? What tears? It's just allergy season... Leave me alone