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2018 studio album by J. Cole

KOD
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Standard anthology cover. The text on the anthology encompass reads, "This anthology is in no fashion intended to glorify addiction".
Studio album by

J. Cole
Released Apr xx, 2018
Recorded 2017–2018
Genre Conscious hip hop
Length 42:27
Label
  • Dreamville
  • Roc Nation
  • Interscope
Producer
  • Jermaine Cole (also exec.)
  • Ibrahim Hamad (exec.)
  • BLVK
  • Mark Pelli
  • Ron Gilmore
  • T-Minus
J. Cole chronology
four Your Eyez Simply
(2016) 		KOD
(2018) 		Revenge of the Dreamers Three
(2019)
Singles from KOD
  1. "KOD"
    Released: May 8, 2018
  2. "ATM"
    Released: July 31, 2018

KOD (an initialism for Kids on Drugs , King Overdosed and Kill Our Demons )[1] is the 5th studio album past American rapper J. Cole. It was released on April 20, 2018 through Dreamville Records, Roc Nation and Interscope Records.[two]

The bulk of the anthology's production was handled by Cole himself, along with others such as T-Minus, Mark Pelli, BLVK and Ron Gilmore. The anthology incorporates elements of jazz rap and trap. Cole has stated that the product and rhyme schemes used throughout the album were inspired by SoundCloud rap. The album explores a multifariousness of topics including drug abuse, addiction, depression, greed, African-American culture, and taxation in the Usa.[iii]

The album was supported by two singles: "KOD" and "ATM", both of which debuted in the tiptop 10 on the The states Billboard Hot 100. In Baronial 2018, Cole embarked on the KOD Tour to promote the album.

KOD received positive reviews from critics and debuted atop the US Billboard 200, selling 397,000 anthology-equivalent units in its beginning week (174,000 coming from pure sales), earning Cole his 5th sequent number-one album in the country. It also broke several streaming records. The album has since been certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). The album likewise debuted at number one in Commonwealth of australia, Canada, Ireland, and New Zealand. KOD appeared on several music publications' mid-year and yr-end lists. HipHopDX, HotNewHipHop and Uproxx named it the best hip hop album of 2018.

Background and recording [edit]

In an interview with Vulture, Cole said that the seed for KOD was planted at rapper Kendrick Lamar's concert in Detroit for his Damn Bout in 2017. He said watching Lamar'due south performance reminded him of 2014 Forest Hills Drive. Cole further explained proverb: "Kendrick'due south show gave me chills because I got to run across what it was like to accept a striking album performed, and information technology ready off a want, it was a recognition — like, oh, I'll have that once more. Similar looking at a carte du jour, I'll have that once again."[4] The majority of the anthology was initially recorded over a bridge of two weeks while Cole was on the four Your Eyez Only Tour and while on holiday in Italy and Tanzania,[4] Cole recorded three songs while on tour, and another half-dozen while on vacation.[4] According to Cole, he went back to the drawing board to perfect the terminal iii songs.[4] The final version of the album took an additional 6 months.[v] Before recording KOD, Cole was working on an anthology titled The Fall Off,[6] which he plans to release in the future.[7] He released The Off-Season in 2021, and plans to release The Fall Off later on.[1]

Artwork and title [edit]

Artwork as seen on back cover of KOD.

Cole revealed the album'south cover art on April 18, 2018.[8] The cover art was done past Detroit creative person Kamau Haroon, known artistically equally Sixmau. Cole discovered Sixmau through singer and producer Kittenish Major, for whom he was doing art. Sixmau told Vibe mag: "I can't talk much about his vision. You're going to accept to listen to the album. It all ties in together. It was definitely a collaboration. It was a matrimony of fine art and music. He told me what management he was going in then he gave me freedom to portray it how I wanted."[nine]

The album'due south title carries three different meanings: Kids on Drugs, Rex Overdosed, and Kill Our Demons.[x] On April xix, 2018, Cole released the album'south trailer. In the trailer, Cole bankrupt down the meaning of the album title, he explained:

If I turn on the Television set right at present, it'south non going to be long before an advertisement pops up that says 'are y'all feeling downwards? Take you lot been having lonely thoughts?' And and so they shove a pill in your face" the vocalisation says of the Kids on Drugs title. The second pregnant, Rex Overdose is representing me… the times that I was — and am — affected by the same methods of escape, whether it be booze, telephone addiction, women… Lastly, Kill Our Demons represents breaking free of past trauma. That's the end goal, to face our shit, realize we have some shit going on inside—everybody, I realized everybody family is fucked up considering nobody is fucking perfect. Whether y'all want to or not, y'all're going to fuck up your kids in some type of way, because you lot got fucked up in some type of manner.. the program is to fuck your kids upward the least amount possible. The starting time response to any problem is to medicate. Impale Our Demons is like, finding that shit, whether it be from traumatic babyhood experiences, whether information technology be from a lack of attending, confidence issues, insecurities—whatever it is, we gotta be honest with ourselves. Expect in the mirror or expect inside and ask ourselves questions, like what's causing me to run to this thing as an escape? And once I discover the root of that, let me look it in its face and run into what it really is.[11]

Composition [edit]

KOD has been characterized as witting hip hop with elements of jazz rap and trap.[xiv] Cole has stated that the production and rhyme schemes used throughout the album was inspired by SoundCloud rappers. He said: "If you mind to the flows and the patterns and the production, information technology's like... these dudes inspired that form, that'southward the form I took to go this message off on this album."[15]

Release and promotion [edit]

On Apr 16, 2018, Cole sparked speculation of a new album after he cleared his Instagram account and changed his social media profile pictures to a plain purple background.[16] Afterwards that day, Cole took to Twitter to announce a surprise event for fans at the Gramercy Theatre in New York City. The event was free of charge, on a first-come up, first-served basis.[17] The upshot turned out to exist a surprise listening session for the album.[18] Later that night, he took to Twitter again to denote the album.[19] Cole held a second listening session in London the next day.[20] On Apr 18, 2018, Cole revealed the track listing for KOD.[8]

In order to promote the album, Cole appear the KOD Tour on May 8, 2018. The tour included 34 North American dates, starting in Miami on August nine and concluded in Boston on Oct 10, 2018.[21] Young Thug, Jaden Smith, EarthGang and Cole's alter ego impale edward served as supporting acts on the bout.[22]

On May 16, 2018, Cole released a 94-infinitesimal interview with radio personality Angie Martinez. During the interview, Cole discussed a diverseness of topics including the album. The interview was conducted in Miami at producer Salaam Remi's house earlier Cole headlined the 2018 Rolling Loud Festival. The interview was Cole'southward first on photographic camera interview since 2015.[15] On May 25, 2018, Cole released some other hr long interview with rapper Lil Pump where they asked each other questions. It was recorded at Cole's recording studio, the Sheltuh, in Northward Carolina. The song "1985" was allegedly aimed at Lil Pump.[23]

Cole performed "Intro" and "Friends" at the 2018 BET Awards on June 24, 2018. Singer Daniel Caesar performed function of "Intro" and the chorus to "Friends". Rapper Wale was too part of the set.[24] Writing for Billboard, Nerisha Penrose declared it the best operation of the night, writing: "Instead of opting for the bouncy standout cuts like "Motiv8" or "ATM" from his newest anthology KOD, Cole reached for the heartfelt vocal "Friends" for his captivating performance."[25] The performance was Cole's first at the award show since 2013.

Singles [edit]

"KOD" was serviced to American mainstream urban radio as the album'south first unmarried on May 8, 2018.[27] The song broke Spotify opening day record. Information technology was streamed iv.2 million times, a record Taylor Swift previously held for "Await What Yous Fabricated Me Do" (2017).[28] The vocal debuted at number 10 on the United states of america Billboard Hot 100.[29] "ATM" impacted Usa rhythmic contemporary radio on July 31, 2018, as the album'south second single.[30] The music video was released on April xx, 2018, upon release of the anthology.[31] "ATM" debuted at number six on the The states Billboard Hot 100.[29] With the release of "ATM", Cole became the first musician to simultaneously debut three new songs within the top 10 of the US Billboard Hot 100, with "ATM" (at 6), "Kevin'south Center" (8), and "KOD" (10).[32] Cole managed pass the tape high of nine simultaneous Meridian 40 hitting songs in North America held by Cardi B, Drake and Kendrick Lamar. He ties with The Beatles for having six positions in the top xx on the Hot 100 chart, a record that the rock band had previously held for 50-4 years.[26]

Other songs [edit]

The music video for the song, "Kevin'south Heart", was released on April 24, 2018. The video features thespian and comedian Kevin Hart. The song debuted at number viii on the US Billboard Hot 100.[29] Producer DJ Premier released a remix of "1985", titled "DJ Premier 1966 Remix" on May 29, 2018.[33]

Critical reception [edit]

Professional ratings
Aggregate scores
Source Rating
AnyDecentMusic? 6.3/x[34]
Metacritic 73/100[35]
Review scores
Source Rating
AllMusic [36]
Upshot of Sound B[37]
Exclaim! viii/ten[38]
The Guardian [39]
NME [twoscore]
At present 4/5[41]
Pitchfork half-dozen.3/x[42]
PopMatters 6/10[43]
Rolling Stone [44]
XXL 4/five[45]

KOD received positive reviews from critics. On Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream publications, the album received an average score of 73, based on 14 reviews, indicating "more often than not favorable reviews".[35]

Alexis Petridis of The Guardian praised the album, calling Cole "the conscience of mainstream hip hop". He continued saying: "The goofy, self-deprecating humour of his 2014 single "Wet Dreamz" and the warm contentment of "Foldin Clothes" are both conspicuous by their absence. Instead, we detect Cole repeatedly raising a concerned eyebrow at drug utilise in the earth of Xanax-fuelled rap and probing hip-hop's obsession with money. It's the kind of thing that could come off a little preachy but it doesn't here, largely because Cole is always quick to implicate himself."[39] Writing for The Ringer, Justin Charity chosen the album "a rebuke to the druggy concerns of a younger generation of rappers." He commented further saying, "KOD is a curious treatise on how hip-hop might revise its principles in light of the genre's growing discomfort with the personal darkness that some very recent rap stars, proud addicts and abusers, accept wrought."[46] Trent Clark of HipHopDX praised the anthology, calling it "1 of the most important rap albums e'er". He wrote: "J. Cole has a gift in turning tears into instruction tools and KOD is a concise, leather-spring audiobook of invaluable life direction goals."[47]

In a positive review, Lawrence Burney of Vice accounted the album Cole'southward "all-time effort yet", maxim "yeah, in that location are times when he seems a bit out of impact KOD, but what translates near successfully here is compassion and concern, not antipathy."[xiii] Briana Younger, writing for Spin stated: "KOD is a stark reminder that some of life'due south most destructive elements don't e'er come with a alarm characterization."[12] Sam Moore of NME called the anthology "powerful". He said: "Cole has emerged this decade as ane of the The states' finest rappers. He's a confident lyricist with an ear for a hip-pop hook, a willingness to address hard subjects and an power to weave compelling stories through his music."[40] Scott Glaysher of Now said "Cole doesn't sacrifice any inch of rhythm or melody while detailing his cautionary tales. It's clear he'south mastered the art of hiding medicine in candy."[41] Mitch Findlay of HotNewHipHop gave the album a ninety% rating maxim, "KOD is a trip worth taking". The album got an 85% audition rating based on over 400 user votes.[48] In a mixed review, Jon Caramanica of The New York Times said the album "has the feel of a casual placeholder between bigger ideas--it has neither the grim purpose or intense emotional acuity of his 2016 LP iv Your Eyez Only, nor the cohesion of the prior 1, 2014 Woods Hills Drive [...] Mr. Cole is an compassionate rapper, but he tin be a mean moralist, besides."[49] Former HipHopDX writer Justin Hunte called KOD 2018'south nigh important album. He deemed it "a fourth dimension-piece album for the year" saying, "KOD is my album of the year because it targets a generational crisis, and it'south not afraid to take an audience to therapy precisely when it needs it most. Is there anyone else in hip-hop willing to cede their cool points to play therapist? If not J. Cole, then who?"[50]

Accolades [edit]

The music video for "ATM" received nominations in 2 categories at the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards, including Best Hip Hop Video and Best Art Direction.[51] KOD was nominated for Album of the Year at the 2018 BET Hip Hop Awards.[52] The album was nominated for Favorite Album at the 44th People's Choice Awards.[53]

KOD has appeared on multiple mid-year and year-end lists in 2018.

Publication Listing Rank Ref.
AllHipHop AllHipHop's 15 Best Hip-Hop Albums Of 2018

four

[54]

Ambrosia For Heads Ambrosia For Heads' Height xv Hip-Hop Albums Of 2018 North/A

[55]

Associated Press AP'southward top 2018 albums

iii

[56]

Billboard The fifty All-time Albums of 2018 (And then Far): Critics' Picks North/A

[57]

50 Best Albums of 2018: Critics' Picks

43

[58]

The 20 Best Hip-Hop Albums of 2018: Critics' Picks

11

[59]

The Boston Earth Julian Benbow's all-time albums of 2018 N/A

[threescore]

Capital XTRA Capital letter XTRA's xx All-time Albums of 2018

fifteen

[61]

Circuitous The Best Albums of 2018 (And so Far)

2

[62]

The Best Albums of 2018

3

[63]

HipHopDX The Top x Rap Albums Of 2018 (So Far)

ii

[64]

The Best Rap Albums Of 2018

i

[65]

HotNewHipHop Top 25 Hip-Hop & R&B Albums of 2018 So Far

1

[66]

Elevation 30 Hottest Hip-Hop Albums of 2018

1

[67]

Marie Claire 10 Best Albums of 2018 So Far N/A

[68]

The Best Albums of 2018 Due north/A

[69]

Medium Elevation 15 Hip Hop Albums

1

[seventy]

NME The best albums of 2018 and then far

17

[71]

NME'south Albums Of The Twelvemonth 2018

32

[72]

NPR The Best Rap Albums Of 2018

vi

[73]

Pan African Music The 15 best rap albums of 2018

14

[74]

Revolt Television receiver eleven best rap albums of 2018

5

[75]

Uproxx 20 All-time Rap Albums of 2018 So Far

5

[76]

20 Must-Hear Rap Albums From 2018

ane

[77]

Vibe The thirty All-time Albums Of 2018

10

[78]

Vulture The All-time Albums of 2018 (So Far) N/A

[79]

XXL 47 of the Best Hip-Hop Projects of 2018 (And then Far) N/A

[80]

50 of the Best Hip-Hop Projects of 2018 N/A

[81]

Yahoo! Entertainment The best albums of 2018: Baton Johnson Jr.'southward list

i

[82]

Yardbarker The 10 best hip-hop releases of 2018 N/A

[83]

Commercial operation [edit]

In the United States, on the day of its release, KOD broke streaming records on both Spotify and Apple Music.[84] The anthology achieved a full of 64.5 meg streams on Apple Music, breaking the previous tape for Views by Drake in 2016.[84] The album achieved 36.7 million streams on Spotify.[84] Following the release, the album was promoted on social media by numerous other artists including Snoop Dogg,[85] Fabolous,[86] Nas,[87] The Game,[88] and Diddy.[89] It after debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200, earning 397,000 album-equivalent units, including 174,000 in pure sales, making it Cole's fifth number one anthology. At the time of its release, the album achieved the largest streaming week of 2018 (and tertiary-largest ever), accumulating over 322.7 million streams, only backside Kendrick Lamar's Damn (340.6 million) and Drake's More Life (384.8 million). It registered the biggest week in 2018 for an album, surpassing Justin Timberlake'south Man of the Woods (293,000 units), and the 2nd largest sales week, backside Timberlake'due south.[90] Cole also became the first musician to simultaneously debut three new songs inside the top 10 of the U.s.a. Billboard Hot 100, with "ATM" (at six), "Kevin's Heart" (8), and "KOD" (10).[32] Every bit a upshot of sales and streaming figures, he was the first artist to accept a trio of tracks open up inside the uppermost tier at the aforementioned time.[32] The remainder of the album also debuted in the Hot 100.[91] Cole managed to tie with the Beatles for having six positions in the top xx on the Hot 100 chart, a record that the rock band had previously held for fifty-four years.[26]

In its second week, the anthology fell to number three on the Us Billboard 200, moving 105,000 album-equivalent units.[92] In its third week, the album climbed to number two, moving 68,000 album-equivalent units.[93] On May 14, 2018, KOD was certified Gilded by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for sales of over 500,000 anthology-equivalent units in the US.[94] On December v, 2018, KOD was certified Platinum by the Recording Manufacture Association of America (RIAA) with one million anthology-equivalent units in the United states.[95]

KOD was a commercial success internationally as well, debuting at number one in Australia, Canada, Ireland, and New Zealand. It peaked inside the superlative ten on charts in Kingdom of belgium, Denmark, Netherlands, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

Equally of December 2018, KOD has sold over 273,000 recognized copies and over 1,131,000 album-equivalent units in the United States.[96] KOD was ranked as the 14th most pop album of 2018 on the Billboard 200.[97]

Usage in media [edit]

Songs from the album were featured in the official 2018 NBA Playoffs and the NBA Finals promotion for ESPN.[98] [99] "ATM" appeared on the soundtrack to 2018 video game NBA Live xix.[100]

Track listing [edit]

Credits adapted from album'due south liner notes as cited on the official Dreamville website.[101]

No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length
one. "Intro"
  • Jermaine Cole
  • Richard Clay
  • Carl Clay
  • Wayne Garfield
 J. Cole ane:47
2. "KOD" Cole Cole 3:11
iii. "Photograph"
  • Cole
  • Raymond Evans
  • Jay Livingston
  • Francis Hime
 Cole 3:38
4. "The Cut Off" (featuring Impale Edward)
  • Cole
  • Bill Withers
  • Takehiro Honda
  • Cole
  • BLVK
 3:57
5. "ATM"
  • Cole
  • Nicholas Brodszky
  • Sammy Cahn
 Cole three:36
six. "Motiv8"
  • Cole
  • Roy Ayers
  • James Bedford
  • Lamont Porter
  • Sylvia Striplin
  • Christopher Wallace
 Cole ii:thirteen
7. "Kevin'southward Heart"
  • Cole
  • Tyler Williams
  • Mark Pellizzer
  • T-Minus
  • Mark Pelli[a]
3:20
8. "Brackets"
  • Cole
  • Richard Pryor
  • Marilyn Bergman
  • Alan Bergman
  • Quincy Jones
 Cole five:15
ix. "Once an Addict (Interlude)"
  • Cole
  • Ron Gilmore
  • Michał Urbaniak
  • Cole
  • Ron Gilmore[b]
iii:17
ten. "Friends" (featuring Kill Edward)
  • Cole
  • John Dankworth
 Cole 4:17
11. "Window Pain (Outro)"
  • Cole
  • Jorge Barreiro
 Cole 4:46
12. "1985 (Intro to The Fall Off)" Cole Cole 3:10
Total length: 42:27

Notes

  • ^[a] signifies an additional producer
  • ^[b] signifies an additional bassline producer
  • Impale Edward, credited as a featured artist on "The Cutting Off" and "Friends", is an alias of J. Cole, stylized equally kiLL edward[102]
  • "ATM" is an abridgement for "Addicted to Money"[103]
  • "Brackets" and "Friends" are stylized in all caps
  • "Intro", "KOD", "ATM", "Once an Aficionado" and "Window Hurting" feature background vocals by Jasmin "Charly" Charles
  • "The Cut Off" features vocals by Kaye Foxx
  • "Brackets" features vocals by Kill Edward and Kaye Foxx
  • "Friends" and "Window Pain" feature groundwork vocals past Kaye Foxx

Sample credits

  • "Intro" contains excerpts from "Love from the Sun", as written past Richard Clay, Carl Dirt and Wayne Garfield, and performed past Norman Connors.
  • "Photograph" contains excerpts from "All Mine (Minha)" equally written by Raymond Evans, Jay Livingston and Francis Hime and performed past Kenny Burrell, from the album Lotus Blossom.
  • "The Cut Off" contains excerpts from "Kissing My Love", as written and performed by Nib Withers; and "Night & Mellow", as written and performed past Takehiro Honda.
  • "ATM" contains excerpts from "I'll Never End Loving Yous", as written by Nicholas Brodszky and Sammy Cahn, and performed by Ahmad Jamal.
  • "Motiv8" contains excerpts from "Go Money", as written by Roy Ayers, James Bedford, Lamont Porter, Sylvia Striplin and Christopher Wallace, and performed past Junior M.A.F.I.A.
  • "Brackets" contains excerpts from "Fame (Office Two)" as written by and performed past Richard Pryor; and elements from "Maybe Tomorrow" performed past Grant Green.
  • "Once an Aficionado" contains excerpts from "A Solar day in the Park", as written and performed by Michał Urbaniak.
  • "Friends" samples a portion of "Modesty Blaise Theme", equally written by John Dankworth, and performed past John Dankworth and His Orchestra.
  • "Window Pain (Outro)" contains samples from "Only Faith and Promise" performed by J.O.B. Orchestra.

Personnel [edit]

Credits adapted from official liner notes.[101]

Charts [edit]

Certifications [edit]

Release history [edit]

See also [edit]

  • 2018 in hip hop music
  • List of number-one albums of 2018 (Australia)
  • List of number-ane albums of 2018 (Canada)
  • List of number-ane albums from the 2010s (New Zealand)
  • List of Uk R&B Albums Nautical chart number ones of 2018
  • List of Billboard 200 number-one albums of 2018
  • List of Billboard R&B/hip-hop number-i albums of 2018

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External links [edit]

  • KOD (anthology) at Discogs (list of releases)

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KOD_(album)

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