LL Cool J is a legend of the hip-hop scene. He’s rapped with Ice-T and Kool Moe Dee, dropped radio albums and made songs like Mama Said Knock You Out.
LL Cool J is known for his braggadocio lyrics and slick rapping. However, he hasn’t been doing that well over the last few years and is rumored to be retiring from music.
LL COOL J Trolls Fans With Explanation For Why He’s ‘Canceling’ His New Album
LL COOL J, an iconic rap artist, boasts a prolific career spanning over a decade with numerous albums. But despite his storied career, the Queens native has never been shy about trolling the hip-hop community on social media.
So, when the rap legend took to Twitter recently to announce that he was ‘canceling’ his new album, fans were understandably riled up. But LL was quick to clear the air with a hilarious explanation for his decision.
According to LL, he’s simply been ‘trolling’ people on social media for no reason at all, and he’s only doing it to ‘make fun’ of trolls who are responding to his ‘nonsense’. LL has since deleted all of the tweets and confirmed that he was just joking around.
Several of the characters from Trolls: The Beat Goes On! return in this series, including the Funk Tribe and their main focused character, Queen Barb. She was previously mentioned in the Trolls World Tour movie, and her redemption was also shown in the episode “Smooth Operator.”
The show makes use of a number of references to previous 2D and 3D animations, most of which are made back to Trolls: The Beat Goes on! This allows for the re-emergence of characters such as Milton Moss and his plot with Smidge.
However, there have been a few notable changes to the supporting cast. Several of the Bergens have been notably absent from the series, despite their major impact on Trolls.
Other minor plots have been impacted as well. For example, Cloud Guy has a lot more roles in this series, and now he’s been given the ‘annoyversary’ of starting to annoy Branch, which was mentioned in “The Makeunder” and echoed in “Cloud Control”.
In addition, Lownote and Branch are both given more roles in TrollsTopia. They are both able to help others and their relationships with each other improve greatly. Additionally, they’re able to help the other Tribes with their inventions. The series aims to be more diverse than its predecessor, with episodes often featuring multiple different styles of music.
LL COOL J Explains Why He’s ‘Canceling’ His New Album
LL Cool J, a rap legend, has risen to superstardom with his hard-hittingrhymes. He’s also an actor, entrepreneur, and author. He hosts the Grammys and has a popular musical reality show, Lip Sync Battle.
But he hasn’t been without his fair share of trolls lately. He recently hopped on Twitter and started trolling hip-hop fans. He even suggested that everyone should reassess their music careers.
However, he eventually deleted a number of his tweets and explained that they were all a joke. He also said that he was only doing it to make fun of the “trolls reacting to nonsense.”
It’s no secret that LL Cool J has a cocky personality and has never been afraid to speak his mind. This is especially evident in his songs, which often scoff at those in his competition.
For example, on his song “I Shot Ya (Remix),” LL Cool J calls out his rivals in the rap game. He names Keith Murray, Prodigy, Fat Joe and Foxy Brown as his enemies, while reasserting himself as the top emcee in the game.
The posse cut went on to become one of the biggest street bangers of his career. LL Cool J would go on to release 13 studio albums, and the first 10 of them went platinum. He’s also an actor, a philanthropist and has received many awards over the years.
His latest album, Authentic, dropped in 2013 and was executive produced by Q-Tip. The album debuted at #23 on Billboard 200, selling 14,000 copies in its first week.
While LL Cool J hasn’t released an album since 2013, he’s still in the studio working on his next project. He tweeted last month that he was “competing with myself” on his new album, but hasn’t confirmed that it will drop soon.
LL Cool J has been a rapper for over three decades, and he’s not stopping any time soon. He’s got a lot on his plate, but he’s not about to let it stop him from being a great artist.
