He kicks off the European leg of the tour at the end of the month in Zurich before performing in Copenhagen, Paris, Berlin and London, among other cities. Cole continues to promote new videos in between breaks in his lengthy 2014 Forest Hills Drive tour that has already taken him to a wide variety of secondary markets in the United States like Tucson, Columbus, Richmond and Baton Rouge, before heading out to Europe and big arenas in the United States. This is the fourth music video taken from 2014 Forest Hills Drive, following up ' Intro,' ' Apparently' and ' G.O.M.D.' The first two were pretty straight forward, but 'Apparently' and 'Wet Dreams' were more theatrical and indirect in their approach to the track, painting a picture of what the songs are like in more artistic manner. It all comes together at the end with Cole and his women together in bed with the two dogs cuddled up down below. Cole's puppy attempts to get with the other dog. The video is riff with metaphors for the lyrics in the song as J. Cole is represented by one puppy that he leads around on walks, to play areas and to houses, while a his female counterpart is played by another puppy that is led around by a woman. Cole or surrogates for him, it takes a totally different spin on his love story and replaces it with puppies to reinforce the idea of puppy love found in the track.

Directed by Ryan Staake, the video instead of focusing on a young J. Cole has unveiled the music video for his new single ' Wet Dreamz,' taken from the ' Apparently' rapper's latest studio album 2014 Forest Hills Drive.

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