Following the release of "Stop Snitchin" YG has dropped another new single in "Go Loko," which arrived right on time for Cinco de Mayo with its Mariachi-style guitar sample and clear Latin American influences, that even got a co-sign from Drake who posted on social media that he's been playing the record nonstop.
To add to its momentum and perhaps extend its target audience, YG recently appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote the record, in a comical skit where the host translated the songs lyrics for the "older" demographics.
"YG has a new single called 'Go Loko,'" Kimmel said to his audience, "It’s a beautiful song about life, love, and relationships. However, if you’re of an older generation, it might be hard to follow so as a service to our slang-challenged viewers, I am here tonight to help translate."
The skit appears to have been the latest installment to an ongoing segment on Kimmel's show called "New Lyrics for Old People," and sure enough the collaboration between YG and Kimmel did not disappoint.
The DJ Mustard and GYLTTRYP produced "Go Loko" also features Tyga and Puerto Rican artist Jon Z, and is now the second official release off YG's upcoming album 4REAL 4REAL.
Source: Complex
