E-40 & Too Short Connect On New Song Ahead Of "Verzuz"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20224.3K Views

E-40 & Too Short deliver their new single, "Triple Gold Sox."

E-40 and Too Short will be teaming up for a legendary Verzuz this week when they face off. The Bay Area legends will be going hit-for-hit as fans celebrate their contributions and incredibly lengthy discographies that they continue to build to this day. Verzuz might be structured to be a battle but the living legends will be touching the stage together as partners, collaborators, and elder statesmen of the culture.

As both artists prepare for the release of a new solo album this Friday, 40 Water and Short connect for a brand new banger titled, "Triple Gold Sox." Oozing with swagger, the two rappers recollect their young days as hustlers and their OG status that they've grown into over a fun West Coast bounce.

Check the song out below.

Quotable Lyrics
I'm gettin' all the money (caked up)
She ain't get nothin' from me
I said lay on your back, face up
Open them legs, bitch, make sum'

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