LL Cool J Responds to Fans Calling His Old Music Videos 'Chaotic' and 'Ridiculous'

Rock & Roll Hall of Famer LL Cool J responded after he went viral this week as fans began to reshare some of his most "ridiculous" music video moments.

LL Cool J onstage at the 99th National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony in President's Park near The White House
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LL Cool J onstage at the 99th National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony in President's Park near The White House

Rock & Roll Hall of Famer LL Cool J went viral on social media this week as fans reshared some of his most ludicrous music video moments, of which there are many. After seeing his name tossed around online, LL decided it was “time to break the silence,” and responded to a few tweets on his TikTok.

“Yeah, I was definitely ridiculous, that’s my goal, I make my own rules,” he said to his 1.1 million TikTok followers as he read off a tweet noting his farcical nature. The first clip LL responded to found the 54-year-old entertainer strumming the legs of a woman like guitar strings.

“Playing the guitar on a young lady’s leg,” he explained. “My father always said when I asked him if he worked out, he’d say, ‘The heaviest thing I lift is a leg.’ I always loved that. I think I should have had two or three girls, though. I should have had a whole band. Drums and all that.”

From there, he turned his attention to his antics in Mr. Smith track “Loungin,” where he infamously dumped chocolate syrup all over a woman’s leg in the middle of a busy New York intersection.

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“Definitely was wylin’,” he said. “Although I always felt it should have been more chocolate, maybe using a giant paintbrush or something and just really go in. That’s what I woulda did, now looking back. I should have went a little further with it, but yeah it was unhinged.”

The next reaction focused on LL stiff-arming children during the chaotic football scene in LSG’s 1997 hit “Curious,” which also featured MC Lyte and Busta Rhymes.

“Of course. Outta here man. It is what it is man. No favorites, we don’t do favoritism.”

LL Cool J continued to respond to a few more antics, including when he abandons his car and hops on the bus in the video for “Pink Cookies In a Plastic Bag Getting Crushed by Buildings,” and when he washed a woman’s hair in the shower while fully clothed in the video for Babyface’s “This Is for the Lover In You.”

You can check out all of his responses below.

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