LL Cool J Reveals Dream 'Lip Sync Battle' Contestants (Video)

As the Spike spinoff from Jimmy Fallon‘s “Tonight Show” continues to be a ratings hit, host LL Cool J revealed in an interview with Rachael Ray who his dream “Lip Sync Battle” contestants would be.

“If you could pick any two people and put them against each other on that show, what do you think would make great televison?” Ray asked in an interview airing on Monday’s episode of the syndicated talk show.

LL Cool J thought about the question for a moment before letting out a massive belly laugh. “There’s so many!” he said. “I think former President Bill Clinton versus former President George Bush would be good.”

After hearing that answer, it’s clear why the rapper and actor found it so funny.

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A battle between two former Commanders in Chief would most definitely break the Internet. Clinton seems the type to serenade the crowd with some Marvin Gaye or Barry White, while Bush seems more like a Glen Campbell or Hank Williams type.

LL Cool J‘s appearance on “The Rachael Ray Show” will air Monday, May 4.

Watch the video below.

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Jimmy Fallon kicked off the season with "Jump in the Line" by Harry Belafonte, then tackled Madonna's "Like a Prayer" with the aid of a church choir.
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Dwayne Johnson took rival contestant Jimmy Fallon's trash-talking and decided to "Shake It Off" with Taylor Swift, before bringing out the bellbottoms for the Bee Gees' "Stayin' Alive."
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Common went all out with "I Want You Back" by Jackson 5 and ended even higher with Lionel Ritchie's "All Night Long."
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John Legend busted out Juvenile's "Slow Motion" before dusting off the Hammer pants for "U Can't Touch This."
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Anne Hathaway gave the crowd a little "Love" from Mary J. Blige before bowling the audience over with Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball."
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Emily Blunt showed her hip-hop roots with Blackstreet's "No Diggity" before nailing an insane Janis Joplin impression for "Piece of My Heart."
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Anna Kendrick revealed a secret love for Emily Blunt with One Direction's "Steal My Girl," before enlisting Jennifer Lopez's help with "Booty."
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John Krasinski showed off his sick marionette skills for N*Sync's "Bye Bye Bye," then revealed his sexy side by dancing in a glittery dress for Tina Turner's "Proud Mary."
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Mike Tyson gives the audience "Satisfaction" courtesy of the Rolling Stones before (kind of) busting out Salt n' Pepa's "Push It."
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Terry Crews unleashed his masculinity with Run-DMC's classic "Sucker M.C.'s" before revealing his softer, more feminine side with Vanessa Carlton's "A Thousand Miles."
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Boasting the highest non-scripted premiere in Spike’s history and a second season already ordered, the spin-off from Jimmy Fallon’s ”Tonight Show“ has proved to be an instant success

Jimmy Fallon kicked off the season with "Jump in the Line" by Harry Belafonte, then tackled Madonna's "Like a Prayer" with the aid of a church choir.

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