Fresh off dropping his new album, 'The FORCE,' rap legend LL Cool J sat on the 'BackStory with Colby Colb' podcast for an insightful convo.
Living legend LL Cool J, a master from the mic to movies, was recently told he'd "have to die" in order for his new album to do well.
The rap kings of Queens finally link in the booth! We spoke to LL Cool J for a special "My First Time" about his new collaboration with Nas.
One time for LL Cool J coming full “force” with new music after an eleven year hiatus. LIKE US ON FACEBOOK. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTER. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE. “[The album] took me about 2 years to create [because] I wanted it to be right… to be special. I’m not going to try to recapture what I did […]
BIG Elly is in the building! Newer generations know him an accomplished television and movie actor, but the OG’s know him as goated rapper—who, in fact, coined the term G.O.A.T. (greatest of all time). With a nearly 40 year career under his belt and 11 years since his last album release, LL Cool J is […]
How can we even begin to talk about hip-hop goats (greatest of all time) without mentioning LL Cool J? LIKE US ON FACEBOOK. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTER. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE. LL Cool J joins Ryan Cameron Uncensored for some real talk about Hip Hop’s 50th Anniversary, sticking to your goals, and rules to having a successful and […]
Queen Latifah, Method Man & Redman, Rakim, Slick Rick, Swizz Beatz, Salt N Pepa, De La Soul — and that's just naming a few! LL Cool J definitely brought 'em out.
LL Cool J is arguably the greatest of all time in hip-hop. Here's our argument.
Urban One announces the return of the annual URBAN ONE HONORS taping in Atlanta, GA on Friday, December 2, 2022. The two-hour telecast premieres Monday, January 16, 2023, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, on TV One and Cleo TV, a division of Urban One, and will be hosted by R&B singer and actor, Tank.
Reflect with us on award show history with these 10 unforgettable hosts who represented for the Black community on their respective stages.
Rap legend LL Cool J brought back Rock The Bells Festival in his hometown of Queens with help from a handful of other masters behind the mic.
Rap pioneer LL Cool J reps for hip-hop history daily on "Rock The Bells Radio," and now he's ready to hit the stage again by bringing back the New York City-centric music festival of the same name that started it all.
