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Big Boi Uses "General Patton" To Promote Pepsi, NFL
So it appears that Pepsi and the NFL have collaborated to create an ongoing series of TV spots to promote each entity, though particularly the NFL Playoffs. And rather than just have some corny attempt at humor or glory associated with winning it all, Pepsi has drafted a lineup of rappers for the spots. First in line is Big Boi, who opted to re-work Sir Lucious Left Foot's aggression-fueled "General Patton" into a single verse about the Eagles and Packers game. It's a little off-putting not hearing "Get the south dick up out yo' mouf" immediately, but it certainly works.
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Yeah, that makes sense
I guess Talib did one, too