J. Cole Has Finally Dropped His Visuals For “Middle Child"

J. Cole has finally dropped off the accompanying visual for “Middle Child,” his first effort of 2019.

Under the direction of King Mez, the video conveys much of the same ominous undertones as the record, and Cole even takes aim at his competition.

One scene in particular, finds the KOD lyricist lounging in a wooden cabin complete with rival rappers’ heads mounted on a wall above his fireplace.

J. Cole really got his foot on everybody neck right now. 😤😤
He delivered the perfect visuals for “Middle Child” and honestly nobody matching the heat he putting out right now. Not up for debate at all. pic.twitter.com/R0Cy7cuiXl

— DJ $keme💰 (@DJ_SKEME) February 25, 2019

While it’s unclear if “Middle Child” is a stand-alone track or will appear on a full-length project, the single has become Cole’s highest-charting single to date, reaching #4 on the Billboard Hot 100.

If y’all can’t tell by now…I directed the @JColeNC middle child video. Out tomorrow!!!

— Mez (@Mez) February 24, 2019

Ahead of the release of the video, the rapper also teased that the highly-anticipated Dreamville compilation album, Revenge of the Dreamers III, is due to arrive in April.

The Bentley is dirtyyyyy… Nigga Cole really mudded his own Bentley in the video 😂😂😂 legendary. Middle Child video out now. pic.twitter.com/SALvVILJb4

— Ibrahim H. (@KingOfQueenz) February 25, 2019

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