the warm up
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On Sunday (9th January) J. Cole delivered his first headlined show on UK soil and, in the eyes of the hip hop loving Londoners in attendance at least, cemented his position as a leader of the scene’s new school. Audience crammed into a sold-out KOKO in North London to spend a couple of hours in Cole’s World - and the Fayetteville, North Carolina rapper, who is three mixtapes in but yet to release an album, ensured we didn’t want to leave.