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After talking to Cole about his recently released Jay-Z-collaboration, “Mr. Nice Watch,” we got into some convo about the 10th anniversary of The Blueprint (9/11). Here, Cole calls the album a classic and debates the album’s best and worst tracks (via VIBE).
“That album was a classic, there’s only one song that I ever skipped on that album religiously and that was (starts singing) ‘Jigga, jigga, that nigga jigga.’ I always skipped that,” Cole tells VIBE. “But everything else was my shit on that album, especially “Renegade.” I played the hell out of “Heart Of The City.”

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