Hoodie Allen references Oklahoma Sooners in latest track, “Act My Age”

Forgive me, but it’s a bye week. And as a hip-hop head, I can’t help but appreciate when a popular rap artist drops a reference to Oklahoma.

Rap artist Hoodie Allen, popular for the song “Cake Boy,” used the Oklahoma Sooners as a metaphor in his track, “Act My Age,” which will be on his upcoming album “People Keep Talking.”

The lyrics (around the 1:25 mark) go a little like this:

"Everybody wait around, hoping that they blow upbut I’m make it Sooner…Oklahoma"

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The song contains explicit lyrics, but it’s still cool to hear a rap artist not named Riff Raff reference the Sooners in a song. Also, if you’ve never heard of Hoodie Allen before, I highly recommend downloading his mixtape “Leap Year.”

Hoodie’s next album drops October 14, though, you can already download “Act My Age” on iTunes.

Anyway, it’s a slow news day. However, Norman’s street cred continues to rise!

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