Now it's appeared: the instrumental, produced by Scott Storch (and featuring vocals from Keith Sweat), proves a suitably luxurious background for the verbal talent on display.

Cool horn stabs and glowing strings underscore astute boss-life-depiction from the MCs. Everyone acquits themselves well, including Rozay, whose verse is brand new.

Big K.R.I.T. in particular delivers. He's a direct descendant of UGK, bursting with laconic charisma as he boasts about a very substantial meal: "Over lobster, steak, shrimp and pasta on my plate/Bash on they ass, never prison on the break."