TK
Oaktown heroes Del the Funky Homosapien and Grouch stop by to lend their distinctive vocals to the guitar-powered, hometown anthem, which features a pretty catchy hook, and can be heard via our friends over at PrefixMag.
"It's one of the few cities bloods and crips couldn't crack/ Church players snatched up to play for Janet Jackson/ Everybody's hustlin' whether crack, cannabis/ Clothes off they back, or a professional racket," Lateef spits, bigging up his city's hustle.
For a breezy change of pace, be sure to check out Feist/Jamie Lidell producer Mocky's laid back remix -- our favorite of the two -- here.
Lateef's 'FireWire' hits shelves Nov. 8.
Follow @theboombox on Twitter | Like Us on Facebook | Sign Up for Newsletter
Download Del the Funky Homosapien Songs | Buy Del the Funky Homosapien Albums



Kellie Pickler Named 'Dancing With the Stars' Champion
Beyonce Releases New Anthem, 'Grown Woman'
J. Cole Performs 'Born Sinner' on 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon,' Reveals Competitive Spirit Against Kanye West
Blake Shelton Joins NBC in Organizing Oklahoma Tornado Benefit Concert
Blake Shelton Will Return for Season 5 of 'The Voice'
Toby Keith Returns to Help Family, Friends in Moore, Oklahoma
Kellie Pickler Gets Puppy Surprise After Moving 'Dancing With the Stars' Performance
Black Hippy Release 'U.O.E.N.O.' Remix
Toby Keith Says His Hometown of Moore, Oklahoma 'Will Perservere' After Deadly Tornado
Miranda Lambert's MuttNation Foundation to Aid Moore, Oklahoma Animal Rescue Efforts
