Tone Loc's follow-up single, "Funky Cold Medina," an ode to an aphrodisiac beverage, sampled Foreigner and Kiss, and cemented Dike's and Ross's method of inserting rock riffs into rap singles.
The second Tone Loc release, "Funky Cold Medina," a tribute to a stimulating beverage, borrowed from Foreigner and Kiss, and demonstrated the method of Dike's and Ross for merging guitar riffs with hip-hop songs.