From blank canvas to bold tribute, a new video shows how the “Murdergram Deux” mural took shape under the skilled hands of Shirt King Phade — and ended with LL and Em tagging it themselves.
A behind-the-scenes video has surfaced showing how the striking mural for LL Cool J’s “Murdergram Deux” music video with Eminem came to life last year. Painted by legendary graffiti artist Shirt King Phade, the wall became a full-blown tribute to hip hop history.
The footage takes us through each stage of the process: from early sketches and outlines, to the layering of bold colours, all the way to the finishing touches that brought the mural to life. To the moment when LL Cool J and Eminem themselves showed up to sign the wall and take photos with the artists once it was complete.
This work is a celebration of legacy, craft, and collaboration between generations of hip hop. And now we know how it all came together.
New BTS footage shows how the “Murdergram Deux” mural came to life — painted by Shirt King Phade and signed by LL Cool J & #Eminem themselves.
Watch the wall go from blank to legendary.https://t.co/qDX8haegDH pic.twitter.com/9Bbjklx7HU— ePro Team (@Eminem_Pro) May 15, 2025
