LL Cool J and Eminem Recreate Classic Hip Hop Covers In 'Murdergram Deux' Video

New Video Recalls Iconic Hip Hop History

Hip hop icons LL Cool J and Eminem have joined forces once again for the release of their new music video for the song "Murdergram Deux." The video pays homage to classic hip hop album covers, with the duo recreating iconic images from albums by artists such as Run-DMC, Public Enemy, and Beastie Boys.

A Walk Through Hip Hop History

The video opens with a shot of LL Cool J and Eminem standing in front of a graffiti-covered wall. The camera then pans across the wall, revealing images of classic hip hop album covers, including Run-DMC's "Raising Hell," Public Enemy's "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back," and Beastie Boys' "Licensed to Ill."

LL Cool J and Eminem then begin to recreate the iconic poses from these album covers. LL Cool J stands in front of a boombox, just like he did on the cover of his 1985 album "Radio," while Eminem sits on a throne, just like he did on the cover of his 2002 album "The Eminem Show."

Iconic Recreations

The video also features a number of other references to classic hip hop culture. LL Cool J and Eminem wear Kangol hats and Adidas sneakers, and they perform in front of a backdrop of graffiti and breakdancing.

The video's director, James Larese, said that he wanted to create a video that would pay tribute to the golden age of hip hop. "I wanted to make a video that would be a love letter to hip hop," Larese said. "I wanted to capture the energy and excitement of that era."

Critical Acclaim

The video has been met with critical acclaim, with many praising its creativity and originality. The video has been featured on several hip hop websites and blogs, and it has been shared thousands of times on social media.

The "Murdergram Deux" video is a must-watch for any fan of hip hop. The video is a fun and creative tribute to the golden age of hip hop, and it is sure to bring back fond memories for many fans.