It makes sense as soon as you say it.
Read Benjamin Nugent's exploration of American fraternity culture, part of GQ's report on Cornell's sexual assault case: gq.visitlink.me/lD-9w0
Mark Pitts a real legend in the game that helped changed Cole life and all of ours along the way, along with many other legendary artist. Was dope to watch them sit down and have a conversation about that with @The_SummerMan for @GQMagazinepiped.video/JiyXAm3yoLc?si=GY0y…
for my latest interview, linked J. Cole and his longtime manager the legend Mark Pitts to reminisce on Mark steering Cole's come-up, the early Roc Nation days and Usher and Chris Brown's R&B Tour
watch the full convo here: piped.video/watch?v=JiyXAm3y…
If it ain’t broke, why fix it? J. Cole reflects on the drip that made an impression in his first meeting with Mark Pitts—and then his fateful first meeting with Jay-Z. gq.visitlink.me/Vozpcj
What was going through Mark Pitts’s mind when he brought Jay-Z and Nas together? The unsung hero behind the pair’s truce gets candid with GQ’s Frazier Tharpe.
See the full interview: gq.visitlink.me/KcMiFl
J. Cole reflects on his early days under Roc Nation, and how his mindset shifted when Mark Pitts told him: “You have to play the game to change the game.”
See the full interview with GQ's @the_summerman: gq.visitlink.me/9bPScf
Guitarricadelafuente on how his album, 'Spanish Leather,' influenced his approach to #LaBolaNegra:
"Spanish Leather represents this journey of a young gay kid that leaves his beliefs behind and puts himself to the world and discovers his place in the world and where he belongs. There's a discovery of sexual arousement and identification. Sebastian was someone who was not able to question all of that. Questioning would be a luxury because he just needs to be focused on surviving." gq.visitlink.me/kW-Rxs
Guitarricadelafuente on being credited in #LaBolaNegra by his stage name as opposed to his real name:
"I think this is just an extension of what Guitarrica is. This synchronicity is happening and it’s connected with what I'm feeling. It's putting something very soulful to what I'm doing. I thought this acting role was an extension of all of that and me being able to understand and to empathize with the world around me. This is just like an extension of what I feel and what I like to do." gq.visitlink.me/LKiDSP
Ashley Padilla reflects on the times in her career when she almost called it quits—and the “lucky moments” that saved her from doing so.
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Ashley Padilla opens up about finding her way as a creative: “I was like, I’ll try, because there’s nothing else for me on this planet.” gq.visitlink.me/lYc9Vm
SNL’s Ashley Padilla doesn’t know why she’s having a cultural moment right now—but she’s happy to be here anyway. “I’m never trying to be more than anything I think I can be,” she tells GQ’s @zachbaron.
See the full One More Question episode: gq.visitlink.me/rgih0o