J. Cole, the Rappers Rapper moved to sign Kendrik Lamar, gives Single Mothers Free Housing at His Childhood Home

Among the American new generation rappers, the self acclaimed Rappers Rapper seems to be getting deep into helping make others dream come through.  So he did in recent time by giving Single Mothers Free Housing at His Childhood Home.

 According to XXL magazine, J. Cole’s 2014 Forest Hill Drive was the most successful hip-hop album of last year. Unlike most artists of his stature, Cole decided to drop the album with little notice and did very little press following its release. Earlier this morning, The Combat Jack Show dropped a two-hour interview with Cole that is incredibly personal and insightful. Cole takes listeners on a journey that tells the story of his family’s upbringing to becoming one of the biggest hip-hop artists in the world.

As the interview wore on, Cole touched on his visit to Ferguson, Drake, his outlook on life, an incident with Diddy, and, interestingly, wanting to sign Kendrick Lamar. “I met Kendrick at when all I had out was The Warm Up, nobody knew who he was, he didn’t have a deal. He was signed to Top Dawg–I didn’t know he was signed to Top–I actually wanted to sign him but I didn’t have my business right and I didn’t know he was with Top,” explained Cole. “In my mind, he was the first person I ever found that I was like, ‘Yo, I’m tellin’ everybody I wanna sign this kid cause this nigga’s nasty!’ What happened was I was at a party in L.A. with this group UNI…At the party, they did a few songs and they brought this short, dark-skinned kid up and I was like, ‘Yo, who is this kid?’ And he gets on the mic and he murders

I’m a rapper’s rapper and I’m not easily impressed and when I heard him I was instantly like, ‘This nigga’s crazy! I gotta go let him know that he’s ill.’ So I walked up to him like, ‘Yo, my nigga, that shit was crazy,” he continued. “This was 2010 and I just had to let him know…He had met me at the XXL Freshman shoot with Jay Rock playing the background…From that night we clicked and he sent me some records. He sent me these songs “Pussy And Patron,” and “Cut You Off” and I was like, ‘Yo, I’m fuckin’ with this nigga. I wanna sign this nigga!’ From there, I felt compelled to always give him any jewels I could…When I was in the studio with Dre I had to tell Dre like, ‘Yo, you ain’t never heard of Kendrick?’ And he was like, ‘Oh, Kendrick? Yeah, I’m supposed to be meeting with him soon.’ And I was giving him the crazy co-sign like, ‘You gotta fuck with Kendrick!’”