Source:
press
handout
/
FYI
Brand
Group
If
you
thought
that
Coke
Boys
was
a
reference
to
the
streets
you
thought
wrong,
allegedly.
French
Montana
has
finally
explained
the
meaning
of
his
crew’s
name.
HipHopDX
is
reporting
that
the
South
Bronx,
New
York,
talent
was
a
recent
guest
on
Fame
&
Flavor.
To
coincide
with
the
release
of Mac
&
Cheese
5,
the
duo
cooked
some
truffle
macaroni
and
cheese.
During
the
visit,
host
Cugine
got
the
“Pop
That”
MC
to
help
with
the
prep
each
step
of
the
way.
When
it
came
time
to
thicken
up
the
sauce,
Cug
reached
for
some
flour
but
educated
French
on
some
Italian
slang.
“Now
we
got
to
put
the
flour.
So
Italians
call
it
farina”
he
explained.
The
Staten
Island
native
attempted
to
tie
it
back
to
Montana’s
collective
but
was
quickly
corrected.
“I
know
you’re
the
CEO
of
Coke
Boys
Entertainment.
How
did
you
get
the
name
Coke
Boys?”
Cugine
inquired.
“Coke
Boys
stand
for
‘Creation
Of
Kings
Everywhere’”
French
responded.
The
food
influencer
continued
to
pry
in
the
drug
reference
saying
“you
sure
it’s
not
farina,
farina?”
French
continued
to
remain
unbothered
to
which
Cugine
jokingly
added
“no
one’s
being
indicted
here.”
Mac
&
Cheese
is
scheduled
for
a
Jan.
5,
2024
release.
The
project
features
Rick
Ross,
Lil
Durk
and
Drake.
You
can
see
French
Montana
and
Cugine
cut
up
on
Fame
&
Flavor
below.
