Lil Nas X has unveiled a thrilling new theme song titled “Here We Go!” for the upcoming Netflix film Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F.
The track, released on Friday, June 28, honors the 1984 Beverly Hills Cop film by seamlessly incorporating a snippet of the original “Axel F” theme composed by Harold Faltermeyer.
The new song masterfully blends the iconic elements of the original theme with Lil Nas X’s distinct musical style, creating an anthem of confidence and empowerment. The 25-year-old rapper passionately delivers the lyrics, “Move, tell them make room / tell them make a way / tell them make a hole / Tell them boys they better hide / tell them lay low / tell them play it safe cause we don’t play at all.”
Ahead of the release, Lil Nas X shared his excitement on social media, expressing his anticipation and vulnerability. “So excited to release the best song of all time this Friday! Also, sorry I’ve been so scared with my art lately,” he wrote on Tuesday, June 25, on X, formerly known as Twitter. “I’m coming around to myself again. I will make you guys very proud.”
The new theme song has already generated significant buzz, with fans and critics alike praising Lil Nas X for his innovative approach to revamping a classic tune. The fusion of nostalgic elements with contemporary sounds highlights his unique ability to bridge generational gaps in music.
Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F, the highly anticipated sequel, will be available to stream on Netflix starting Wednesday, July 3. Until then, fans can enjoy “Here We Go!” and immerse themselves in the energetic vibes that Lil Nas X has brought to this iconic franchise.
The release of “Here We Go!” marks another milestone in Lil Nas X’s rapidly evolving career. Known for his genre-defying music and bold artistic choices, he continues to push boundaries and inspire a new wave of artists. This latest endeavor showcases his versatility and commitment to his craft, reaffirming his position as one of today’s most influential musicians.
As the countdown to the film’s release continues, “Here We Go!” is set to be a standout track of the summer, resonating with both longtime fans of the Beverly Hills Cop series and new audiences alike.