K.K. Slack-Key

"K.K. Slack-Key" is a K.K. Slider song in introduced in the. It is based on the Hawai'ian genre of, also known as kī hō'alu. The genre originates from the late 19th century, when the Spanish guitar was introduced to the Hawai'ian people, and they developed a unique style of finger-picking with open tuning.

Album cover
The cover of "K.K. Slack-Key" features a line drawing of K.K. Slider on a tropical beach holding his guitar. A border of pink flowers surrounds the drawing. In the top-right corner, white text reading "K.K. SLACK-KEY" can be seen.

In
In, "K.K. Slack-Key" is played in Faith's house.

In, "K.K. Break" is played in the houses of Alfonso, Papi, Soleil, and Zoe.