J. Cole Quizzes & Polls
From The Warm Up to 2014 Forest Hills Drive, Jermaine Cole has built one of rap's most meticulously crafted catalogs — and this collection of quizzes is your chance to prove you've studied every room in the museum. Our community has answered 370 questions with a 70% success rate overall, but cracks appear in the deeper galleries: zero percent of fans correctly named the Kobe Bryant track in The Ultimate J. Cole Basketball Quiz, and even the Cole Hard Facts exposed how fans know his empire but stumble on his origins. Step inside — the obvious pieces are easy to admire, but let's see if you know what's hanging in the back.
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The Ultimate J. Cole Basketball Quiz is a certified stumper — fans only got 40% of answers right, making it nearly TWICE as hard as the Cole Hard Facts and Biggest Hits quizzes, which both sit comfortably around 75%!
When it comes to hip hop trivia, J. Cole fans actually trail the genre average by 3% overall — but the real shocker is how badly they fumble his early mixtape era. Only 33% correctly identified 'The Warm Up' as his breakout mixtape in the Cole Hard Facts Quiz, with fans almost equally split across three wrong answers. The hits? They know. The origins? Not so much! 🎤
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Q:Which J. Cole basketball quiz question totally stumped everyone?
A:The Allen Iverson track question — only 20% got it right!
In the Ultimate J. Cole Basketball Quiz, fans were evenly and hopelessly split trying to name the track where Cole shouts out A.I. Truly a full-court miss! 🏀
Q:What is J. Cole's highest-charting solo song on the Billboard Hot 100?
A:'Middle Child' peaked at #4 — but only 52% of fans knew it!
Nearly half of quiz-takers in the Biggest Hits Quiz guessed wrong, with 'Work Out' being the most popular wrong answer. Certified hit, uncertified knowledge! 🎯
J. Cole Profile
| Born | Jermaine Lamarr Cole was born in Frankfurt, Germany on January 28, 1985. |
| Key Albums | 2014 Forest Hills Drive (2014), The Off‐Season (2021), 4 Your Eyez Only (2016), Born Sinner (2013), Cole World: The Sideline Story (2011), KOD (2018). |
| Key Tracks | No Role Modelz (2014), Wet Dreamz (2014), Work Out (2011), Lights Please (2009), MIDDLE CHILD (2019), Power Trip (2013), She Knows (2013), m y . l i f e (with 21 Savage & Morray), Love Yourz (2014), I Get Up. |
| Grammy Record | 2 won and 18 nominated. |
| Billboard Hot 100 | 11 Top-10 Hits |
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