LL Cool J Standing Behind “Accidental Racist” Song

Yesterday we told you about the horrible new song LL Cool J did with Brad Paisely. The one that is not supposed to be racist, but kind of still is? Well, LL Cool J is firing back against all the criticism and negative feedback the song has received.  He told CNN,

“Music is about, and art is about, connecting different people and building bridges and breaking the rules. If it’s not compelling and it’s not complex and it’s not interesting, then what are we doing? So I think that’s the right move. I needed to do something that was going to be interesting like that, and shake things up, and jump out of the box. I’m really proud of it, and I hope the world hears it and enjoys it.”

Right…LL Cool J…right. I’m sure every song you have ever been apart of has been about the “art” and breaking rules, right? Like that song, “Big Ole Butt” what powerful message were you trying to get across in that song? That Tina had a big ole butt? That’s deep, real deep!

Come on, man! Just admit that the song is horrible and move on. It’s kind of like when your child does something bad in school and you don’t want to believe it, so you starting making excuses for them. But eventually you realize that your kid is just a spoiled brat and needs a timeout in the corner. That is what this song needs, a long timeout in the corner.