LL Cool J: The AllHipHop Interview

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CeeC — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 12:25:31 GMT

Nobody can say that LL is a slacker, he keeps it going
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Im Like God To You Niggas — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 12:33:42 GMT

LL killed Canibus career

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Freddie Kincaid — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 12:38:15 GMT

I can honestly say that it was LL's hit 'Radio' that made me pic up the mic. I remember wearin a white fishing hat I drew a picture of a kangaroo on and recited the words to every song on his BAD album. Even though hip hop has evolved into the international phenomenon it is today, I am happy to be able to say I witnessed the era when Cool J was heraled the way we do Lil Wayne today. Great job L.

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Tye — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 12:48:27 GMT

You gotta think..LL was 1 of the artist who built def jam, with rubin and russ, and for him to be making music today and still remain relevant to some degree is just amazing. Do I think he's the G-O-A-T based of lyrics alone.. nah, however I do think he should get all the respect that the G-O-A-T should get just based off the fact LL cool J is a legend not because of what he's doing but because of what he's done. Bottom Line!
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Sincere7X — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 13:11:42 GMT

Ahhhhhhhhh, nobody can rap....naw, I ain't going there (lol). I liked this interview, and ending it with a line from his "I'm Bad" song was a good cap off. Hopefully the life and energy of it shows on the album. "Rocking With The G.O.A.T." was a cool comeback and I could give or take with "Baby". It would be cool if he went ahead and released this album with the mixtape he did, re-master and re-release his catalogue for better sound quality, and release his hard to find and left off album rare songs like the incredible battle rap "The Ripper Strikes Back". Speaking of which, this year marks the 20th Anniversary of his 1st original battle rap on record, "Jack The Ripper".
L.L. Cool J is still hard as...(explosion)!!!

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jpeso — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 13:12:04 GMT

he stay throwing shots at hova! im a ll fan i actually think he's top 5 dead or alive, but really dog hova is above you. big ups to ll though.

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Chaka Zulu — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 13:13:00 GMT

Uncle L is dope but he needs to retire
leave this rap thing alone and just chill somewhere in a Island counting his money and taking care of his family

I respect homie he's been herre forever man!

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International — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 13:58:39 GMT

Good interview, you can tell the zone that LL is in his life right now by readin the interview an he's in a good healthy an soulful one, def deserves more credit an i agree that dudes dont big him up as much lyrically becuz of all the love he gets from the females...

an lmaooo@ hova bein above LL, you cant be serious, hov aint even above NAS, hov still gotta get over that B.I.G hump, he still aint took NY OR BK FROM B.I.G, LETS BE REAL...

an NAS OVERRAL WHEN TALKIN HIP HOP MUSIC, JAY AINT FUCKIN WIT HIM AT ALL!!!

Btw, the G.O.A.T= TUPAC AMARU SHAKUR

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vega_diamond — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 14:03:41 GMT

cant knock him but he just doesnt come across as real anymore. its almost like he tries too hard instead of just relaxing and making good music. thats the only problem I had with him he;s 50 years old and talking like he was ever in the streets.

now listen to my shit!!!

http://www.myspace.com/starrscream

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KST2G — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 14:18:14 GMT

Man I'll never get how this bitch ass nigga LL disrespected me when I was a lil teeny bopper in New Orleans. I bought his book cuz i knew I was gonna meet this bastard backstage. He takes my book, signs it, and then gives it back to me...and NEVER looked at me the whole time!! I've held that grudge against this bitch ever since.

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NightFall914 — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 15:47:03 GMT

jpeso said:
he stay throwing shots at hova! im a ll fan i actually think he's top 5 dead or alive, but really dog hova is above you. big ups to ll though.

Out of that whole interview thats what you got from it?There'd be no "Hova" without LL.

Folk always about some beef shit.

'nuff said

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TonyMalibu — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 15:52:40 GMT

Best damn interview I read in a long time! Dude speaks intelligently and if I'm not mistaking, did the whole interview without cussing. That's what the fuck I'm talking bout!!! LOL!

LL always inspires me...dude really is the G.O.A.T., if not the G.O.A.T. Continued success to him!

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dovely — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 16:07:27 GMT

Great interview! I like LL's new mixtape too - I miss that raw side of his rapping. He's still better than most of these jokers in the game.

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Tommy K. — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 16:49:40 GMT

I'm actually looking forward to see what uncle LL got.

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E_NOX — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 17:02:10 GMT

KST2G said:
Man I'll never get how this bitch ass nigga LL disrespected me when I was a lil teeny bopper in New Orleans. I bought his book cuz i knew I was gonna meet this bastard backstage. He takes my book, signs it, and then gives it back to me...and NEVER looked at me the whole time!! I've held that grudge against this bitch ever since.
*******************************

Well I saw LL at the Nas "Untitled" Album Release Party the other day and he stopped to take a picture and conversate even when his Security was hating. He basically made em fall back, he came off real humble and is a true legend in the game. You gotta remember you might have been #449 out of 500 signings that LL did that day, and he might have been tired and just trying to finish up. If you don't believe me, take 500 sheets of paper one day, and put your signature on them while taking time to ask the person's name, look them in the eye, smile and say something nice to show that you appreciate the fans. At least 50 of those autographs are going to be just like the one you recieved so be greatful that he didn't just get up and leave. Respect the one the Greatest in the Game Man. Pay Homage.

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BlackPeople 1 — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 17:04:11 GMT

if you think l.l. stale somebody should knock him out the box.

how many bodies l.l. got?

moe dee? (and he a certified legend too)
ice t.?
canibus?

yo, my two fave jams by l.l.

hollis to hollywood - put all the movie names into a rap
pink cookies in a plastic bag - put all rappers names into a rap.

both over dope beats. one by marley marl and the other by the trackmasterz

hopefully this album is dope. is he working with dj scratch?

they got classics together like ill bomb and the jawn ll cool j where scratch chop up the kick in the door sample.

yo, but i ain't slow. you see him talkin about that sucka ass dude. who sold himself and all of us out for the buck.

L said "artists are BACK to being artists and execs are back to being execs"

as in recently things weren't like that when a certain artist was an exec.

you can tell L old school he stay with ill subliminals and let you figure it out.

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rganalphabro — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 17:34:14 GMT

I've been down since "I need a beat." I think LL and KRS are still making hip hop because they love the music. Why do we assume that people have to retire from hip hop at a certain age? This isn't sports. Rock artists keep it moving as long as they want. ( Madonna) Let's not limit our music. On the other hand, if a legend makes crappy music, they should be called on the carpet. I think LL understands that. Let's get off the Hov/LL "beef". There is none. LL was just stating a fact. There is no artist running IDJ. Shakir is an executive. Good interview. Thanks.

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Styles — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 17:53:47 GMT

I'm just glad that LL is back working with the big homie DJ Bobcat. Cat has always brought out the best from LL from Bad to Mama Said Knock You Out.

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KatEye — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 19:16:46 GMT

Awesome interview! I won't get into how LL looks like Jeezy in that pic though lol

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shaunanthony — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:05:56 GMT

ICON!!

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Prafit Josiah — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:07:02 GMT

I like how he said in this rap game he ain't nobody to look up to, he's been there from beginning his 1st record was in 84, wow!! I remember bumping "I can't live w/out my radio"

"Forget oreos eat cool J cookies!!"

Keep doint it LL

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MACCAPONE — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:15:27 GMT

LL COOL J KEEP IT UP PIMPING CUZZ ALRIGHT.......

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Bridge3000 — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:22:39 GMT

Wow, some cats just hate to READ! Talking about you respect the homie, but say this SAME OLD TIRED, WEAK BULLS**T:

"Uncle L is dope but he needs to retire
leave this rap thing alone and just chill somewhere "

Jesus christ, why do you CARE if the man still loves making music? Just make YOURS. If you not feeling him, then don't cop his shit, that's all. No need to disrepsect the man's passion and then say you respect him? PLEASE.

And Hov hasn't even come to HALF of the career LL has had. There would be NO HOV without the foundation LL paved at Def Jam. WAKE UP!

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WhoRyde — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:23:16 GMT

LL IS THE GREATEST! I don't know why people in NY don't consider him the KING OF New York!

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Coolj300 — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:43:09 GMT

u do kno he dissed jay in this, "It’s back to artists being artists and executives being executives..." taking shots? idk but i got respect for ll & jay's works both on and off the mic why is ll jealous? im from hollis btw before ppl think i got hate for the "hometown hero" wrd up

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Coolj300 — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:44:40 GMT

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KST2G — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:52:46 GMT

@E_NOX

Yeah i guess you're right. I should be grateful that the great LL Cool J damn near didn't acknowledge my presence even though I was standing right in his face. Somehow I think that if a camera had been in his face he would've treated me like I was his best friend. I'm sorry, but i don't know how you can take a pen and a book from someone, sign it and give it back to them, and not look at them not once.

The biggest flaw in your theory is that he wasn't doing autograph signings. He was just backstage chillin before he performed at the Essence Festival in N.O. This was back in '98 I believe.

Perception is what you do when people are watching. Integrity is what you do when no one's watching. Just a lil food for thought.

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Rosco! — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 22:16:16 GMT

Much respect. I like dat "baby" joint too. At first i wasnt really tryna hear it cuz i knew it's another love song. But i finally lissined to it and it's dope.

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PhilBlunts — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 22:39:01 GMT

“All I know is when it comes to this microphone and this whole MC thing I’m fearless.<b>I been doing this my whole career</b> and I’m built for it.”

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ILLEDOUT — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 23:08:47 GMT

Canibus lyrically murdered uncle L !!
and thatz real talk!!

If you really want to battle we can get it on/
live in front of the cameras on ya own sitcom/
I'll let you kick a verse/
fuck it i'll let you kick em' all/
I'll even wait for the studio audience to applaud/
now watch me rip the tat from ya arm/
kick you in ya groin/
stick you for ya Vangaurd award/
in front of ya moms,1st ,2nd,and 3rd born/
make ya wife get on the horn/
and call Minister Farrakahn!!

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ILLEDOUT — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 23:08:47 GMT

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ILLEDOUT — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 23:08:48 GMT

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songwriter — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 23:31:39 GMT

To grow up listening to LL in the late 80s', and still see him doing his thing..... is one of the many things that always reminds me why I became a songwriter in the first place.
You've inspired alot of us LL, to achieve better things.

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Intelekt — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 23:52:45 GMT

Lookin forward to a damn good LL Cool J album. I hope he doesn't disappoint. 10 was aiight, kinda weak, The DEFinition was aright, Timbaland did his thing. Todd Smith I didn't pick up cause I didn't hear any songs that I liked very much. "Baby" is kinda hot though, and I really liked this interview. Much Props to LL.

And forget Canibus, Jay and whoever else. That's history man. Not that I'm dissin them. Especially, with Jay, you could tell he doesn't like him, but at least LL was mature about it and didn't start talking trash. "I'm not defending him, but..." lol That shit was kinda funny.

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NJRebel — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 23:56:14 GMT

LL is a class act on and off the mic, that's what makes him one of my top inspirations in life

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v4vendetta — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 00:56:12 GMT

I'm the godfather of intelligent rap/
Waitin for a big head nigger to snap/
Musical wizard ain't takin no crap/
Your underarms are funky homeboy step back/

Im a musician big butt technician/
Get red lobster when I go fishin'/

Freestyle at club after midnite/Philly in like 1986! I was there!
LL had crazy swag back then..

We out! (yeah Lil Wayne can be my son. He and many of them are. I am Hip Hop. Hello)

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Hulk — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 01:12:49 GMT

the thing I loved about all the shit he said, was that he admits to making some bullshit songs in his career, when most ppl would just say, "oh, i did that album for me", LL makes all the music from the heart, and if you don't like it, at least he was honest with it. most rappers can't say that shit. and surprisingly I like that song he did with Dream, go figure.

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QueensNY — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 01:38:48 GMT

Uncle L, Interview was tight, although I do feel he should retire I think that he should be allowed to do whatever he wants in the game consisdering hes been here for so long and he still sounds better than many of the rappers out today mostly from the south! Respect to Scarface,Chamillionare,outkast, goodie mob!

Queens

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Duckman XL — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 01:42:31 GMT

good interview. Somehow, he managed to adapt to every era that he was rapping in. Too bad that Hip Hop treats their veteran artists like dog shit

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AçE\V/MăxX \ﭏ/ {Ž}NINJA — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 04:29:43 GMT

ayo allhiphop it's that krazy kid hitting back atcha with the illness, that was a great interview ya'll aced that one

ok let me say i'm not here to defend any rapper or any musician/artist in anything, my days doing that shit are over i'm 16 now!, i'm just here defending the truth in what was said cause I genuinely feel that common sense has to prevail that's just my style

.............................................................................................................................
"I don't have any regrets about that. I’ve loved it since I was nine years old. At 12 I was writing, 14 I was making a record

and at 16 we started Def Jam"

"One thing that people have to understand in Hip-Hop, the thing we have to be clear about is; because you continue to make

rap music it does not mean you are trying to be younger than you are. They have to understand that I will not stop liking rap

music because my birthday passed"

...........................................................................................................................
ll cool j is absolutely correct here, what the fuck does age have to do with talent and the passion you have for something?,
how does he being about 40 make him any less relevant??, the guy was doing what he still is doing from since he was about
twelve, also to add to that I will say the longer you are in it actually shows how much you appreciate! it, love it! and
ya'll know the rest.

look at soulja boy for fucks sakes, just 17, one year older than me but waite he's still young and his shit sounds washed up
and stupid to me, he could release his bullshit today and by the next week it's almost getting as old as ll himself but guess
what he get's a pass just cause he's not "too old for the game", ll was spitting heat from since he was 12 mind you not just
cause he got a record deal or cause he wanted one........, the only reason why the mainstream over-saturates the music market with "soulja toys" and "bow hows" is cause those record labels love to see rappers and hiphop make an ass/fool of itself and cause dumbness in today's dumbass world sells, as soon as the money stops all these clown acts would be dropped mark the Aces word on that, some motehrfuckers as soon as the money starts looking scary and they not getting enough, they're out of there, that's what hiphop has been reduced too....... the movement came all the way from the early 80's and 90's breaking all that ground just to stall on some hoe crank that shit, once you're not constantly rapping about money or getting enough airplay or doing some meticulous-ridiculous-retarded garbage "so and so needs to hang up the mic" or in bitch terms "you're too old for the game", i must be the only one that realizes that hiphop is destroying it's self?, I don't know some people are just late I love to be early cause at the end of it all it's up to the artists or in many of today's cases "temporary acts" to make the decision to do what they do, you and I can type a whole page full of shish but the selective content of their music lies finally up to them, I say support what the fuck you like, no need to give a cunt about the rest

YA DIIIIIIIIGGGGGGGGG!!!!

"These guys just have to understand that you need to prove you’re better. This isn’t sports" = LL Cool J is too old for the

game
^^^^^^
hhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmmm well maybe in some cases it's appropriate LOL!!!!

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AçE\V/MăxX \ﭏ/ {Ž}NINJA — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 04:47:20 GMT

haha lol at the horrible way my comment structure came out and at those unusual typos

oh well once it's readable and understandable, i'll just do a better job next time then

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FISHERVILLE337 — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 14:49:05 GMT

@ ILLEDOUT

CANIBUS LYRICALLY MURDERED LL????...LAMO

APPARENTLY YOU NEVER LISTENED TO THE COMEBACKS. LL IS THE ALL-TIME RAP BATTLE MASTER HOMIE. HE CAME AT NIGGAS SO HARD THEY HAD TO JUST THROW THEIR HANDS UP AND SAY FUCK IT BECAUSE LL NEVER RAN OUT OF COMEBACKS. HE FINISHED EVERY BATTLE ANOTHER NIGGA STARTED WITH HIM.

WHERE IS CANIBUS NOW???? THAT NIGGA WAS SO DOWN BAD HE JOINED THE FUCKING MILITARY...LMAO AND THAT WAS AFTER UNCLE L STRAPPED UP AND PULLED A MOE D ON HIS ASS (NO DISS TO MOE D THOUGH..HE WAS HAD TOO).

THINK OF ALL OF YOU SO-CALLED GOATS AND PUT THEIR HISTORY UP AGAINST LL...TALKING ALBUMS, YEARS, AND RAP BATTLES. NOW SEE HOW THEY STACK UP...THEY DON'T!!!

@KST2G

YOU HAVE TO PUT YOURSELF IN LL'S POSITION WHEN CERTAIN THINGS HAPPEN HOMIE. YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT HE WAS DOING BEFORE YOU SAW HIM BACKSTAGE. MYBE HE HAD JUST CAME FROM SOME LONG MEETING, SIGHING OR WHATEVER. EVEN ENTERTAINERS HAVE TO RELAX BEFORE THEY PERFORM SO THEY CAN HAVE THE ENERGY TO DO THEIR BEST.

I'VE PERSONALLY SAT DOWN AND CHATTED IT UP WITH LL WHILE I WAS A SECURITY SUPERVISOR AT LAX AIRPORT AND HE'S A COOL NIGGA. AND THIS WAS MANY TIMES. EVEN WHEN I WOULDN'T WANT TO BOTHER HIM BECAUSE HE LOOKED WORN OUT HE WOULD STILL STOP AND HOLLA WHEN HE SAW ME. HOMIE IS REALLY DOWN TO EARTH. MAYBE NECT TIME YOU SEE HIM IT MIGHT BE DIFFERENT. BUT IT AIN'T THAT SERIOUS TO HOLD A 10 YEAR GRUDGE AND SOME AUTOGRAPH SHIT..LOL.

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richie sick — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 17:03:09 GMT

@KST2G said

come on man. you bitchin way too much. actin like you never seen a star before, or don't know what they go through on a daily basis. maybe he didn't feel like signing your fuckin book or lookin at you and cheesin all up in your face. the nigga human.

@ILLEDOUT said

murdered him? and where is canibus today? on the back of a milk carton?

@QueensNY said

to quote ugk, "quit hatin the south!" hoe ass new york nigga. "manhattan keeps on makin it, brooklyn keeps on takin it, bronx keeps creatin it, and queens keeps on sayin it!"

@FISHERVILLE337 said

preach the truth. ll is hands down the greatest battle rapper of all-time. he's undefeated. don't nobody wanna fuck with uncle l.

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Da-Product — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 20:12:06 GMT

'when i retire all be worshipped like an old battleship' was the greatest line of all times. I love hip hop.

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bk_islander15 — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 23:35:35 GMT

LL is a living legend, I hope this album is a lot better than his last.

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MacDaKnive — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 06:55:50 GMT

i give it 2 LL, u stayed in the game 4 a while. but at wut cost. ur career is lookin very gimmicky rite now. i hate 2 mention ur actin is lookin betta than ur rhyming. honestly besides a couple singles on ur last few non-revelant albums, u havent been a hip hop factor since da mid 90's. so give us all a break n quit.

u shud b on da level like NAS or talib kweli. honestly u've turned n2 da sucka mc u always rap about.

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simplistic — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 21:28:51 GMT

I think the first song I heard LL curse on was a b-side 45" called El Shabazz. My mom caught me listening to it on my uncle's record player and I about crapped myself! "we gonna rock this muthaf_a like three the hard way!"

A link I found of two crazy Cool J freestyles from 1985!! He recycled a few lines on them, but they still came out hot. It's live and you can still understand every word.

http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=vapZV8cY2iI&feature=related

"If the Mona Lisa's name was Theresa...I'd get a piece of....the Mona Lisa"

LL has found success in Hollywood and in hip-hop...I can't hate.

-Simp

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simplistic — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 21:31:01 GMT

I think the first song I heard LL curse on was a b-side 45" called El Shabazz (The Hard Way). My mom caught me listening to it on my uncle's record player and I about crapped myself! "we gonna rock this muthaf_a like three the hard way!"

A link I found of two crazy Cool J freestyles from 1985!! He recycled a few lines on them, but they still came out hot. It's live and you can still understand every word.

http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=vapZV8cY2iI&feature=related

"If the Mona Lisa's name was Theresa...I'd get a piece of....the Mona Lisa"

LL has found success in Hollywood and in hip-hop...I can't hate.

-Simp

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bknewstash — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 23:44:33 GMT

canibus did murder LL. but LL came right back and killed him.

intelligent interview tho.Youll never hear 50 sound half that smart.

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Mr Heat Miser — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 15:00:49 GMT

KST2G said: " He takes my book, signs it, and then gives it back to me...and NEVER looked at me the whole time!! I've held that grudge against this bitch ever since."

YOU sound like the bitch.
I don't see LL up here talking bout you 10 years later.
Damn nigga get over it. What? Was you waiting for him to put a finger up ya ass and then kiss you like wayne? WTF the nigga need to LOOK at you for? Was you giving him brain? Did you want to?
Nigga did you hand him a book or your phone number?
You sound like a bitch.
STFU and find some way to get to the year 2008.
You girl.

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Mr Heat Miser — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 15:19:58 GMT

Talking all that sh!t ...
" And got the nerve to have them star trek shades on"

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Mr Heat Miser — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 15:20:00 GMT

Talking all that sh!t ...
" And got the nerve to have them star trek shades on"

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richie sick — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 16:30:36 GMT

@bknewstash said

actually, 50 pretty intelligent. and i'm not just saying that cuz he's made boatloads of money. i don't just mean business-intelligent. when i read his interviews, more often than not i find myself thinking that he's got things figured out. i really don't find myself disagreeing with a majority of what he says.

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primesuspect — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 16:09:33 GMT

LL COOL J IS HARD AS HELL...BATTLE ANYBODY I DONT CARE IF YOU TELL....WORD UP....CATS CANT BRING IT CONSISTENTLY LIKE LL....THE GUY IS A GO GETTER NOT A WISH MAKER.....SHT BEFORE LL DESTROYED CANIBUS AND COUNTLESS OTHERS HE WAS DOING HIS THING...STILL IS AND THERE SEEMS TO BE NO END IN SIGHT......LL IS HIP HOP...

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DREWMAC — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 14:36:42 GMT

LL is a HIP HOP ICON

Nuff said.