Released on the 1993 compilation album What Hits?, "True Men Don't Kill Coyotes" stands as a quintessential Red Hot Chili Peppers track, blending funk-infused rock with the band's signature groove. The song features the iconic vocal delivery of Anthony Kiedis, who delivers the title line with a laid-back swagger that defines the group's approach to storytelling. While often associated with their earlier work, the track was included on this greatest hits collection to highlight its enduring appeal and its role in cementing the band's status as pioneers of alternative funk. Its rhythmic drive and catchy melody have made it a staple in their live performances and a favorite among fans of the genre.