J. Cole is leaving the Nanjing Monkey Kings after playing just one game due to visa issues. He had intended to play in at least three games but faced delays in the work visa process.
After appearing in just one game in the Chinese CBA, American rapper and hip-hop star J. Cole is leaving the Nanjing Monkey Kings. Cole's brief stint in China came to an early end after only eight minutes of playing time due to visa issues, as he explained in a post on his online blog. Initially, the multi-platinum artist had planned to participate in at least three games for the Nanjing Monkey Kings. However, delays in the work visa process meant he was only able to suit up once before returning home.
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J. Cole left the Nanjing Monkey Kings due to visa issues that prevented him from playing more than one game.
J. Cole initially planned to participate in at least three games for the Nanjing Monkey Kings.
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