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"MIDDLE CHILD" Is A Song By American Rapper J. Cole. The Song Was Released On January 23 2019 Through Dreamville Records Roc Nation And Interscope Records As The First Single From Dreamville's 2019 Compilation Album Revenge Of The Dreamers III. The Song Was Written By J. Cole T-Minus Allan Felder & Norman Harris And Produced By The Former Two. It Was Serviced To Rhythmic And Urban Contemporary Radio On February 5 2019. The Track Contains A Sample From "Wake Up To Me" Written By Felder And Harris As Performed By First Choice. On The Song J. Cole Explores "his Place Between The Old And New Generations Of Hip-Hop Making Him The 'middle Child' Of Rap." J. Cole’s First Offering Of 2019 Serves As A Warning In Advance Of An Extensive Rollout Of Dreamville Material. On The Track Cole Envisions Himself In The Center Of The Old And New Generations Of Hip-Hop Therefore Making Him The “middle Child” Of Rap. “Middle Child Syndrome” Is A Psychological Condition In Which Middle Children Sometimes Feel Neglected By Their Families Due To The Attention That Their Younger And Older Siblings Receive. An Accompanying Music Video For The Track Was Uploaded To Cole's Official YouTube Channel On February 25 2019. Cole Announced The Video Via Twitter On February 22 2019. The Video Was Shot In Georgia And Was Directed By Fellow North Carolina Rapper Mez And Features Cameos From Dreamville Artists Lute Omen And Cozz. The Video Serves As Mez' First Directed Video. In An Interview With Complex Mez Spoke About The Creation Of The Video He Said "I Came Up With Everything From Scratch But J. Cole's Go-To Director Scott Lazer Had An Idea For The Bentley. He Was Like "Man We Should Get The Bentley Dirty We Should Ride It Through The Mud " You Know What I Mean? And We Ended Up Having A Conversation About How To Expand On That Idea. It's Funny Because We're All From North Carolina So Mudding Cars Is Something We All Know And Understand. But When They Said That I Then Came Up With The Whole Concept For The Video. I Was Like "Oh I Know What I Want It To Be." The Whole Video Is A Concept. It's Like A Flip Of Middle America The NASCAR Shit The Mudding Shit The Hunting Shit Everything. Almost Every Single Shot—even In The Grocery Store Setting With The White Woman Purchasing The Black Girl's Features You Know What I'm Saying?" Reviewing The Music Video Laura Dzubay Of The Michigan Daily Said "The Visuals Used In The "MIDDLE CHILD" Video Are Very Evocative Between The Lit-Up Marching Band The Covered Dead Bodies The Stuffed Rappers' Heads On The Mantle And The Woman At The End Picking A Saran-Wrapped Head Out Of A Sale Freezer At The Grocery Store It's Almost Hard To Land On Which Theme If Any Might Be The Most Significant. What Does Seem Clear Is That J. Cole Is Asserting His Readiness To Dominate The Music Scene No Matter Which Direction It Takes Next." Writing For The Fader Jordan Darville Described The Video As "a Fun Symbolic And Provocative Set Of Visuals." J. Cole Performed "MIDDLE CHILD" At The 2019 NBA All-Star Game Halftime Show On February 17 2019 In Charlotte North Carolina.