A backlash began over the repetitive nature of Hammer's lyrics, his clean-cut image, and his perceived over-reliance on using hooks from other artists for the basis of his singles. He was mocked in music videos by The D.O.C. and Ice Cube. Oakland hip-hop group Digital Underground mocked him in the CD insert of its "Sex Packets" album when placing his picture in with the other members and referring to him as an unknown derelict, and he was also mentioned in the song "The Humpty Dance" with Shock G dissing him, saying "People say 'Ya look like MC Hammer on crack, Humpty!'". LL Cool J mocked him in "To tha Break of Dawn," a track on his "Mama Said Knock You Out" album, calling Hammer an "amateur, swinging a Hammer from a bodybag pants," and saying, "My old gym teacher ain't supposed to rap." LL would also refer to the mockery a later time with I Shot Ya (remix), a track on his Mr. Smith album. (LL Cool J would later compliment and commend Hammer's abilities/talents on VH-1's" 100 Greatest Songs of Hip Hop", which aired in 2008.)