"Zeke the Freak" is a song by Isaac Hayes, an American singer, songwriter, and producer. The song was released on his 1974 album "Truck Turner" and was featured in the blaxploitation film of the same name. The lyrics of "Zeke the Freak" depict a character named Zeke, who is portrayed as a charismatic and magnetic figure. The repetition of his name in the song emphasizes his unique identity and presence. The phrase "Everybody groove" signifies that Zeke's personality and actions have the power to influence and energize those around him. The song's meaning can be interpreted as a celebration of individuality, self-confidence, and the ability to enjoy life to the fullest without conforming to societal norms. It showcases Zeke's ability to captivate people and create a sense of unity and joy through his presence. The story behind the song relates to the blaxploitation film "Truck Turner," which follows the story of a bounty hunter named Mack "Truck" Turner portrayed by Isaac Hayes in the film. "Zeke the Freak" is one of the songs featured on the film's soundtrack. While the song is not directly related to the plot of the film, it adds to the overall atmosphere and vibe of the blaxploitation genre, which often featured funky and soulful music.
