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

Two rap legends pay homage to iconic albums

LL Cool J and Eminem have teamed up for a new video for their song "Murdergram Deux," and it's a must-see for fans of hip hop.

The video is a recreation of classic hip hop album covers, with LL Cool J and Eminem taking on the roles of some of the most iconic rappers in history.

From Run-DMC to Public Enemy

The video opens with LL Cool J recreating the cover of Run-DMC's "Raising Hell" album, complete with the iconic Adidas sneakers and black leather jackets.

Eminem then appears, recreating the cover of Public Enemy's "Fear of a Black Planet" album, with the signature red, black, and green colors.

The video continues with LL Cool J and Eminem recreating the covers of other classic hip hop albums, including LL Cool J's own "Mama Said Knock You Out" and Eminem's "The Marshall Mathers LP.

A celebration of hip hop history

The "Murdergram Deux" video is a celebration of hip hop history, and it's sure to bring back memories for fans of the genre.

It's also a testament to the enduring power of hip hop, and it's sure to inspire a new generation of fans.

Behind-the-scenes look

In a behind-the-scenes video, LL Cool J and Eminem talk about the making of the "Murdergram Deux" video.

They reveal that they had a lot of fun recreating the classic album covers, and they hope that the video will inspire fans to learn more about hip hop history.

The "Murdergram Deux" video is a must-see for fans of hip hop, and it's sure to be a talking point for years to come.