It turns out Dreamville fans aren’t the biggest Donald Trump fans.
During Trump’s rally in Ohio on Saturday, one protester was so fed up, that he hopped the barricade and tried to run up on stage and get some personal time with Trump. Of course, it didn’t turn out that way, as security stopped Thomas DiMassimo, and swiftly escorted him out of the building.
It turns out that the ballsy protester went on Twitter to say that he did put a little fear in Trump’s heart and complain about security ripping his shirt.
But Dreamville Records’ President Ibrahim Hamad, also Bas‘ brother and J. Cole‘s manager, is sending the fan some new gear.
Free gear trumps all.
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16 Things You Probably Didn't Know About J. Cole
16 Things You Probably Didn't Know About J. Cole
1. We all know J. Cole's real name is Jermaine Lamarr Cole. But did you know he was born in Frankfurt, Germany?
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2. J. Cole's mom is German & his dad, who left a young Jermaine behind very early on in his life, is African-American.
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3. The "extent" of his "prepared food" repertoire goes only so far as cereal and PB&Js.
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4. J. Cole's first rap name was Blaza. His second was Therapist.
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5. He considered himself the underdog. He's quoted as saying: "I've always been an underdog. I feel like I beat the odds."
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6. J. Cole moved his "Born Sinner" release date up from June 25th to June 18th to, specifically, compete with Kanye West's "Yeezus."
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7. J. Cole's favorite New Yorker, dead or alive, is Tupac.
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8. J. Cole stands tall at 6'3" - he's one inch taller than his mentor, Jay Z.
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9. It was J. Cole's mom who encouraged his production, buying her son a $1,300 ASR-X for Christmas so he could make beats at home.
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10. J. Cole has worked as a newspaper ad salesman and a bill collector, in addition to dressing as a kangaroo while working at a skating rink.
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11. He first attempted to work with Jay Z after college. In 2007, Hov dismissed the young rapper and the beat tape he was trying to shop around.
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12. That same night, J. Cole stood around and waited for Jay Z to arrive at the studio, for 3 hours, in the rain - only to get the cold shoulder from Hov.
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Protester Wearing Dreamville T-Shirt Rushes Stage at Donald Trump’s Ohio Rally was originally published on globalgrind.com
