In celebrating the launch of LL Cool J\u2019s recent launch of the Siruis XM channel \u201cRock The Bells\u201d radio wanted to continue digging in his extensive discography of tracks. Providing prime examples as to why LL Cool J among hip hop purists is considered to be one of the all time greats. Why he is an ambassador for real hip hop.\u00a0 Wanted to focus specifically on memorable \u201cposse cuts\u201d he was a part of.\u00a0 Tracks consisting of four or more emcees. In many cases this was a big event due to having so many high caliber artists on one track.\u00a0 Sparking debates among fans on who had the best lyrics and punchlines.\u00a0 Sometimes an emcee would have lines directed at another artist that was on that very same track.<\/p>\n
One of these tracks LL Cool J shined on was the classic remix of Craig Mack \u2018s 1994 smash \u201cFlava In Your Ear\u201d.\u00a0 This track has such historical significance, launching Bad Boy Records and Notorious Big into the stratosphere. Along with LL and Notorious Big on the track were Rampage, Busta Rhymes, and of course Craig Mack. The track also helped resurrecting LL Cool J\u2019s status in the hip hop community.\u00a0 At the time he was coming off of 1993\u2019s project 14 Shots To The Dome<\/strong><\/em>.\u00a0 The album had only been certified gold.\u00a0 All his previous albums at that point had been certified platinum or multi-platinum.\u00a0 The \u201cFlava In Your Ear\u201d helped serve as a catalyst returning to multi-platinum status with 1995\u2019s Mr Smith<\/strong><\/em> project.<\/p>\nCraig Mack – Flava In Your Ear (remix)\u00a0 feat. Notorious Big, Rampage, LL Cool J, & Busta Rhymes<\/strong><\/h3>\n