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Maybe this wasn't the OJ Larry King was talking about when he said that, "Friends who knew him said he was the nicest person ever." Maybe they didn't actually know OJ Simpson the way they claimed. Larry also implied that the Juice's erratic, violent behavior was due to drug use. At one point during the hour-long conversation with legal experts and other media figures, he interrupted a discussion of spousal abuse issues to blurt out, "How much were drugs involved?" Obviously, the best way to rationalize kicking the shit out of your wife is to blame controlled substances. If anyone knows that, it's a celebrity.
Maybe this was the OJ Larry King was thinking of. For her 30th birthday, Kris Kardashian, mother of three girls who amusingly all share names that start with the letter "K," starred in a music video parody of Randy Newman's classic 1980s hit song, "I Love LA." Her version—titled "I Love My Friends"—was meant to be an affectionate nod to all the people who contributed to her life in Los Angeles being so deliriously wonderful. Kris is seen driving through Beverly Hills, taking bubble baths, sipping champagne, and opining about her love of Bible study and dinners at a trendy new restaurant on Beverly Drive called "Cheesecake Factory." One of her friends that she loved so much was OJ Simpson.He pops up at the 3:23 mark in the video, caught by surprise by the camera. His acting skills in his brief cameo are about as good as any other work he'd done in actual Hollywood productions—his one talent was appearing surprised or confused, which ended up serving him quite well in his final career as a defendant. People on trial who fiercely claim their innocence should practice appearing shocked in the mirror of their jail cell. It can only help their cause.

