Genius Meanings
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LL COOL J – Papa Luv It
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[Intro] / I do this for you baby / Papa love it do', y'knowI'msayin / Mmm / (Do you want to be a player) Yeah / (Then you got to have that flavor) / More of that Mr.Smith flavour
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LL COOL J – Around the Way Girl
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“Around The Way Girl” is a smooth jam written as “an ode to the girl next door” – the girls LL would see on a daily basis while riding around in his neighborhood.
Released as the
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LL COOL J (Ft. Canibus, DMX, Method Man & Redman) – 4,3,2,1
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“4, 3, 2, 1” is the second single from LL Cool J’s seventh album, Phenomenon, featuring his Def Jam labelmates Method Man, Redman, and DMX, as well as Canibus and Master P on the
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LL COOL J – Phenomenon
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The first single from Uncle L’s 1997 album of the same name. The “Something like a phenomenon” line in the chorus comes from White Lines by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Flash
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LL COOL J – Father
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When LL was four years old, his father shot his mother and grandfather. When his father then moved to California, his mother’s boyfriend was physically abusive.
“Father” is an
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LL COOL J – Going Back to Cali
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“Going Back To Cali” was LL Cool J’s second top 40 hit in the US and UK. Originally featured on the soundtrack to the film Less Than Zero and released as a (platinum) single, it
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LL COOL J (Ft. Timbaland) – Headsprung
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“Headsprung”, the lead single of LL Cool J’s eleventh album The DEFinition, was his eighth to go gold (or better) and his tenth to reach the top 20 in the US. LL raps the verses
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LL COOL J – 1-900-LL Cool J
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{*phone rings twice*} / Yo.. "Hello 1-900-LL Cool J?" / Yeah whassup? "Can you please bust a funky rhyme for me?" / Yeah I can do that, check this one out honey / I motivate
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LL COOL J – Milky Cereal
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“Milky Cereal” is a classic rap song that uses the names of breakfast cereals to tell the stories of a man’s experiences with several different women, in the same vein as (and more
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LL COOL J (Ft. Fat Joe, Foxy Brown, Keith Murray & Prodigy of Mobb Deep) – I Shot Ya (Remix)
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Produced by the Trackmasters, the remix of LL Cool J’s “I Shot Ya” is a posse cut that features then-up and coming New York MC’s Prodigy of Mobb Deep, Fat Joe, the debuting Foxy
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LL COOL J (Ft. Total) – Loungin' (Who Do Ya Luv)
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[Intro: Keisha, LL Cool J & Total] / Umm... Go head daddy! / (It's a Queens thing, baby) / (Who do you love?) I wanna lounge with you / (Uh, uh, Trackmasters, rock on) / (Who do
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LL COOL J (Ft. Total) – Loungin' (Who Do Ya Luv)
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[Intro: Keisha, LL Cool J & Total] / Umm... Go head daddy! / (It's a Queens thing, baby) / (Who do you love?) I wanna lounge with you / (Uh, uh, Trackmasters, rock on) / (Who do
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LL COOL J (Ft. Joe) – Take It
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The second single released from LL Cool J’s thirteenth studio album “Authentic Hip-Hop”, it features Joe and it was produced by the production duo Trackmasters.
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MFnMelo & squeakPIVOT – LL Cool J
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[Intro] / Squeaky / [Chorus] / Late night, in the morning, still feeling my high / Sun so bright interrupt my sleep / Brand new day on the same type time / Giving me life, don't
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LL COOL J (Ft. Freeway) – What You Want
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[Hook: LL Cool J and Freeway] / You ice grilling, your blood spilling / Tell me little homey, what's the reason? / (That can lead to Freeway squeezing) What you faking for? / 24's
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LL COOL J (Ft. Amerie) – Paradise
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LL Cool J makes one for the ladies with assistance from Amerie. Being the first rapper to make expression of love over a hiphop beat cool with his hit single from the 1987 album
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LL COOL J (Ft. Terri Robinson) – Hip Hop
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In this song, LL Cool J pays homage to all the MC’s who inspired him to rap, and shout outs the new rappers coming out that he respects.
The song samples “Tell Me If You Still
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LL COOL J – Mr. Smith
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[Intro] / Uh Mr. Smith, Mr Smith, Mr Smith / Uh Mr Smith, it's the bomb y'knowhutI'msayin? Mr Smith / Mr Smith, word up kid, yeah Mr Smith, check it out / [Verse 1] / I'm goin' to
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LL COOL J (Ft. Boyz II Men) – Hey Lover
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“Hey Lover” is LL Cool J’s acclaimed 1995 collaboration with Boyz II Men, who at the time were a massively popular boy band still riding high on the success of their 1994 sophomore
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LL COOL J – I Need Love
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“I Need Love” is LL Cool J’s first big hit, peaking at #14 in the US and reaching the top 10 in five European countries.
It is considered the first rap ballad to be an
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LL COOL J – Intro
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[Intro] / Ayo this is the infinite, intelligent, extravagant and eloquent / That shit y'all talkin' is irrelevant / I put it down from the gutter to the tenement / It's LL Cool J
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LL COOL J (Ft. The-Dream) – Baby
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[Intro: The Dream & LL Cool J] / LL (LL) / I see you J / The American Dream / Radio killer / Yeah! (Yo, I don't think they can handle this one man) / Alright alright alright, call
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LL COOL J – You’ll Rock
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[Intro] / The momentum of this party can only increase / The design of this rhyme is a masterpiece / You'll wanna kick steps to the musical feast / And witness the force I'm about
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LL COOL J – Dangerous
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Back in the 80s, it was common for rap albums to have one song about how great the DJ was.
It’s only fair. The rapper probably spends 9 tracks talking about his own greatness. The
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