LL Cool J recently appeared on DJ Whoo Kid’s show to promote Rock the Bells and performed his verse for the Eminem collaboration “Murdergram Deux” live.
During his recent interview with DJ Whoo Kid on Shade 45, LL Cool J focused heavily on the creation of his highly anticipated track with Eminem, “Murdergram Deux”. He detailed how the collaboration naturally fell into place and shared his deep appreciation for Eminem’s lyricism and technical flow. To the excitement of listeners, LL Cool J even delivered a passionate live performance of his verse from the song directly on air, demonstrating that his sharp cadence and lyrical agility remain as powerful as ever.
The conversation also leaned into hip-hop history and industry milestones as LL Cool J actively promoted the Rock the Bells festival and his upcoming Las Vegas residency. Whoo Kid steered the discussion toward wider rap culture, leading to stories about past diss tracks, LL’s interactions with Tupac Shakur, and his perspective on modern music events like Jay-Z’s Super Bowl halftime show.
The Shade 45 appearance tied into a larger celebration of LL Cool J’s legacy on Eminem’s channel, following recent segments where Eminem himself discussed how LL’s sophomore album Bigger and Deffer (B.A.D.) originally inspired him to pick up a pen at thirteen years old. LL and Whoo Kid celebrated this mutual respect, emphasizing how their careers have continually intersected from the early days of hip-hop to modern major collaborations.