LL Cool J Calls Out Sensitive Rappers, Says 'Not Like Us' Tortures Drake

LL Cool J Slams Sensitive Rappers, Says "Not Like Us" Must Be Torture for Drake

LL Cool J Weighs in on Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar Rivalry

As LL Cool J promotes his latest album, he often finds himself discussing more than just his new music. One recurring topic is the high-profile feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. 

Known for his own rap battles over the years, LL Cool J brings a wealth of experience and insight into the conversation. 

During a recent interview with Charlamagne tha God, LL shared his thoughts on the ongoing Drake vs. Lamar battle and offered some pointed advice to Drake.

During the interview, LL Cool J and Charlamagne explored the broader topic of rap beefs before narrowing their focus to the Drake-Kendrick feud. 

LL said, chuckled at the success of Kendrick Lamar's song but also expressed sympathy for Drake's situation:

"That 'Not Like Us' sh*t, that sh*t's torture for a motherf*cker. Ah sh*t, little kids singing to it. You know that sh*t's bananas. You'll be fine, bro, Don't even trip. You just don't take it personal... You can't be overly sensitive."

Watch: LL Cool J Says 'Not Like Us' Success Was a Pure Torture for Drake

LL Cool J spoke from personal experience, recalling times when he had to endure tracks aimed at him.

"I get it, I been there, I know it. It can be upsetting... But you gotta control that."

This recent interview underscores LL Cool J's evolution from battle-hardened rapper to a wise mentor. 

His reflections on past experiences and constructive advice to current artists highlight his enduring influence in the hip-hop world. While he appreciates the competitive nature of rap battles, LL Cool J’s message is clear: resilience and a thick skin are crucial in the industry.

As LL Cool J continues his promotional tour, his comments on the Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar rivalry add depth to the ongoing narrative. 

His perspective, shaped by years of experience, offers valuable lessons for fans and artists alike.

In an industry where rap battles can sometimes overshadow the music itself, LL Cool J’s advice to Drake—to maintain composure and not take things too personally—serves as a reminder of the importance of professionalism. 

LL Cool J’s insights resonate, reinforcing the idea that while battles may be a part of hip-hop culture, the true measure of an artist lies in their resilience and ability to rise above the fray.

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