Latola
South Park Mexican · Reveille Park [2002]
3-2 and tha Hillwood Hustla
Comin' straight out tha head though
From tha brain representin' my ghetto
It's a trip how they die young
In the hood in my cadillac flyer, thru the 'wood
Wit my homie Iatola in tha Clover
Pink soda mind of a noter
Lean on my shoulder slang coca
20 G'z on my team Villanova
Blow marijuana in tha sauna
While my niggas move dope on tha corner
V-12 motor vida loca
Now your bitch tryin' to give her panocha
Fat sweet roller in my trocka
And my girl called the cops cuz i choked her
Copa Cabana thankin Santa
For tha keyboard that came wit tha sampler
Turn up tha Clarion wit tha stelly on
She wit me cuz i am tha champion
Its the same ol' story tho
Nigga died cuz he fucked wit tha wrong hoe
Its tha sign of tha times man
By second thank God that im alive man
Peace to my dead G'z
fell short tryin' to stack up they benjis
In tha midst and the fog
Boys wanna squab
All on my dick like corn on tha cob
You aint shit but a job for one of my killas
Howmany niggas must die by tha trigga
Im a slipper imma swerver first degree murder
Smoke a fried stick and get wetter than a surfer
No reversing my nature 90 pounds on my pager
Dont love you i dont hate you but i will misplace you
In tha gutter for tha fuck of it
Gangsta nigga chuggin shit candy on my mothership
And haters they can suck a dick
So this what it came to yall tha same crew
Old friends Southeast niggas claim blue
But i dont gangbang i claim no color
She lost her son what if that was your mother
I sit back in my '92 blue 'Lac
And i support foundations like LULAC
I went to Alma in second ward offa Sherman
That was back when niggas jammin to Pee Wee Herman
Smokin' with my teacher but not the preacher
I remember fuckin' Liz on tha bleachers
1986 wasnt makin' hits
I was chasin chicks havin bad relationships
Now i fuck Asian bitches fine Haitian bitches
Romanian Italian some fucking bang delicious
I went from pain to rich and i remain malicious
Shoot em up and leave em layin in some strange positions
About Latola
South Park Mexican's "Latola" stands as a defining track from the 2002 album *Reveille Park*, encapsulating the group's unique blend of Southern hip-hop and Southern rock influences. Released during the height of the South Park Records era, the song exemplifies the band's signature sound, characterized by its gritty production, melodic hooks, and the distinctive vocal delivery of the members. As part of their broader discography that includes seminal works like *The Purity Album* and *3rd Wish To Rock The World*, "Latola" reflects the group's commitment to creating authentic, high-energy music that resonated deeply with audiences in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The recording serves as a testament to their ability to merge regional musical traditions into a cohesive and memorable artistic statement, cementing their legacy within the Southern hip-hop landscape.