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" &amp;quot;2014 Forest Hills Drive&amp;quot; may be the title of\u00A0J. Cole&amp;#039;s most recent\u00A0album, but it&amp;#039;s also an address\u00A0the rapper will never forget. As a child, J. Cole and his brother lived in military housing, then a trailer park after their parents divorced, before their mother moved them into the single family home at 2014 Forest Hills Drive, according to The Urban Daily. The experience of moving into a house where he and his brother each had their own rooms proved to be a formative experience for the rapper, who payed homage to the North Carolina\u00A0house in his\u00A0music, and now wants to use the home to help other families in situations similar to his past. J. Cole, who bought the house at 2014 Forest Hills Drive after his mother lost ownership, explained on The Combat Jack Show\u00A0that he hopes to transform\u00A0the house into a rent-free home for single mothers and their families. &amp;quot;My goal is to have that be a haven for families,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;So every two years a new family will come in, they&amp;#039;ll live rent-free.&amp;quot; J. Cole hopes the house will give kids who have been sharing a room the chance to experience having\u00A0 their own rooms. &amp;quot;I want her kids to feel how I felt when we got to the house,&amp;quot; he explained. And although the musician is still far from making this dream a reality, it is clear his time at 2014 Forest Hills Drive greatly impacted him.  PLUS! Don&amp;#039;t Miss:Leighton Meester Is Selling Her Charming California Home For $2.35 MillionMarlon Brando&amp;#039;s Former Hollywood Home Is Now For SaleJames Dean&amp;#039;s Manhattan Apartment Is A Far Cry From Today&amp;#039;s Celebrity Homes "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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