Pitbull took on Toto's 'Africa' for the 'Aquaman' soundtrack, so it looks like we're all done here

The peak of mankind's musical ability has been reached.
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Pitbull took on Toto's 'Africa' for the 'Aquaman' soundtrack, so it looks like we're all done here
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Future acoustic prodigies, I regrettably must inform you... your services will not be needed. The peak of mankind's musical ability has already been reached.

There are a lot of reasons to see Aquaman, not the least of which is the absurd banger that is Pitbull's contribution to its soundtrack, titled "Ocean to Ocean." An aquatic and very Pitbull take on Toto's "Africa," this soon-to-be chart-topper features original verses alongside Rhea covering the original's iconic "I bless the rains" lyrics.

The track accompanies a sequence in which Aquaman (Jason Momoa) and Mera (Amber Heard) head to the Sahara Desert. Get me an ambulance. I'm simply not ready.

When asked why he took on the task of creating this oceanic masterpiece, Pitbull told Entertainment Weekly, "Bottom line: water gives us freedom." Yes, it does, sir. Yes. It. Does.

Aquaman is in theaters Dec. 21. Its soundtrack is available Dec. 14.

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Alison Foreman

Alison Foreman is one heck of a gal. She's also a writer in Los Angeles, who used to cover movies, TV, video games, and the internet for Mashable. @alfaforeman


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