Ludacris answered a “Hot Ones” question that he’s never been asked before on Thursday’s episode, telling host Sean Evans how his 2004 single “Get Back” came to be featured in “Tropic ...

Credit to Ludacris for that, and I hope this is not the last time that we see him throw out a first pitch at a baseball game while wearing the “Get Back” arms.

Ludacris takes it back 20 years with his appearance ... recognizable to fans from his 2005 “Get Back” music video, complete with his giant, club-shaking Nike Air Force One tennis shoes from ...

About 20 years ago, Ludacris dropped the cartoonish, Spike Jonze-directed video for “Get Back,” which featured the rapper in a pair of now-iconic, absolutely massive arms.He brought the big ...

Notable hits include: “Blueberry Yum Yum,” “Get Back” and “Number One Spot.” These signature tracks exemplify Ludacris‘ unique ability to merge clever lyrics with memorable hooks ...