Picking up where he left off, LL COOL J reveals his eclectic taste in music, sharing the variety of artists he listens to regularly. From contemporary hip-hop stars like Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and Lil Wayne, to icons like Bob Marley, Bob Dylan, and the Eurythmics, LL COOL J emphasizes his appreciation for greatness in all genres. He mentions his love for artists such as SZA, Lil Baby, Mick Jagger, and Annie Lennox, showcasing his diverse musical palette. LL COOL J explains that his listening habits are influenced by his mood, and he enjoys everything from hip-hop and R&B to rock and pop, always seeking out music that moves him in the moment.

Shannon and LL COOL J go on into a spirited discussion on rap and recognition, and a serious yet playful debate on the "Mount Rushmore" of Def Jam artists. Shannon presses LL on his picks, and LL passionately defends his choices while acknowledging the diverse impact of many legendary artists. They discuss the significance of artists like Jay-Z, Kanye, Public Enemy, Beastie Boys, and Slick Rick in shaping Def Jam's legacy.

LL COOL J emphasizes that success metrics vary, including popular success, cultural impact, and contributions to building the label. He defends his legacy, reflecting on his numerous accolades and career longevity. LL highlights his numerous achievements, including Grammy awards, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, Kennedy Center Honors, and platinum albums, reinforcing that his resume speaks for itself.

LL explains that while he coined the term "GOAT" (Greatest of All Time), his self-worth isn't tied to external validation. He compares his accolades to owning different colored couches—each one valuable, but not necessary for defining his worth. LL underscores that his motivation and inspiration stem from a desire to continuously improve and create better music, rather than seeking validation from others.

Their conversation showcases LL Cool J's humility and confidence, as he articulates why he's content with his achievements and how they fuel his drive for excellence.

#Volume

Picking up where he left off, LL COOL J reveals his eclectic taste in music, sharing the variety of artists he listens to regularly. From contemporary hip-hop stars like Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and Lil Wayne, to icons like Bob Marley, Bob Dylan, and the Eurythmics, LL COOL J emphasizes his appreciation for greatness in all genres. He mentions his love for artists such as SZA, Lil Baby, Mick Jagger, and Annie Lennox, showcasing his diverse musical palette. LL COOL J explains that his listening habits are influenced by his mood, and he enjoys everything from hip-hop and R&amp;B to rock and pop, always seeking out music that moves him in the moment.
Shannon and LL COOL J go on into a spirited discussion on rap and recognition, and a serious yet playful debate on the "Mount Rushmore" of Def Jam artists. Shannon presses LL on his picks, and LL passionately defends his choices while acknowledging the diverse impact of many legendary artists. They discuss the significance of artists like Jay-Z, Kanye, Public Enemy, Beastie Boys, and Slick Rick in shaping Def Jam's legacy.
LL COOL J emphasizes that success metrics vary, including popular success, cultural impact, and contributions to building the label. He defends his legacy, reflecting on his numerous accolades and career longevity. LL highlights his numerous achievements, including Grammy awards, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, Kennedy Center Honors, and platinum albums, reinforcing that his resume speaks for itself.
LL explains that while he coined the term "GOAT" (Greatest of All Time), his self-worth isn't tied to external validation. He compares his accolades to owning different colored couches—each one valuable, but not necessary for defining his worth. LL underscores that his motivation and inspiration stem from a desire to continuously improve and create better music, rather than seeking validation from others.
Their conversation showcases LL Cool J's humility and confidence, as he articulates why he's content with his achievements and how they fuel his drive for excellence. #Volume

NFL legend Shannon Sharpe—3x Super Bowl champion and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame—sits down with the biggest athletes, celebrities and influencers to discuss their accomplishments, challenges, and everything in-between.

NFL legend Shannon Sharpe—3x Super Bowl champion and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame—sits down with the biggest athletes, celebrities and influencers to discuss their accomplishments, challenges, and everything in-between.

Club Shay Shay

Picking up where he left off, LL COOL J reveals his eclectic taste in music, sharing the variety of artists he listens to regularly. From contemporary hip-hop stars like Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and Lil Wayne, to icons like Bob Marley, Bob Dylan, and the Eurythmics, LL COOL J emphasizes his appreciation for greatness in all genres. He mentions his love for artists such as SZA, Lil Baby, Mick Jagger, and Annie Lennox, showcasing his diverse musical palette. LL COOL J explains that his listening habits are influenced by his mood, and he enjoys everything from hip-hop and R&B to rock and pop, always seeking out music that moves him in the moment.  Shannon and LL COOL J go on into a spirited discussion on rap and recognition, and a serious yet playful debate on the "Mount Rushmore" of Def Jam artists. Shannon presses LL on his picks, and LL passionately defends his choices while acknowledging the diverse impact of many legendary artists. They discuss the significance of artists like Jay-Z, Kanye, Public Enemy, Beastie Boys, and Slick Rick in shaping Def Jam's legacy.   LL COOL J emphasizes that success metrics vary, including popular success, cultural impact, and contributions to building the label. He defends his legacy, reflecting on his numerous accolades and career longevity. LL highlights his numerous achievements, including Grammy awards, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, Kennedy Center Honors, and platinum albums, reinforcing that his resume speaks for itself.  LL explains that while he coined the term "GOAT" (Greatest of All Time), his self-worth isn't tied to external validation. He compares his accolades to owning different colored couches—each one valuable, but not necessary for defining his worth. LL underscores that his motivation and inspiration stem from a desire to continuously improve and create better music, rather than seeking validation from others.  Their conversation showcases LL Cool J's humility and confidence, as he articulates why he's content with his achievements and how they fuel his drive for excellence.  #Volume

LL COOL J Part 2

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