LL Cool J & Saweetie Team Up for “Proclivities”

Rating: 3.5 out of 5.

LL Cool J is finally living up to his name again.

LL Cool J’s comeback has been nothing short of impressive. At 56, he’s released three singles, holding his own alongside heavyweights like Rick Ross and Fat Joe, and showcasing his lyrical skills on tracks like “Passion.” But let’s be honest—you probably won’t fully respect his return until he faces off against JAY Z again, right?

That said, I personally feel like he’s truly back now, and here’s why: he finally dropped a new track that the ladies will love—”Proclivities” featuring Saweetie.

Just a friendly reminder: LL Cool J stands for Ladies Love Cool J, so when he’s not dropping love songs, I’m left scratching my head. Anyway, in “Proclivities,” LL lets the ladies know all the freaky things he’s ready to do, talking about playing sexual hockey and fogging up windows. On the other hand, Saweetie gives us the lowdown on how to hit her g spot and activate her hot spot. While LL’s raps are as descriptive and confident as ever, Saweetie uses a seductive tone to get her points across. Both of them sound great over the hard-hitting Q-Tip production.

LL is still bagging them, huh?



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