Coke on her black skin
Made a stripe like a zebra, I call that jungle fever

from Kanye West (Ft. Frank Ocean & Jay-Z) – No Church in the Wild Lyrics on Rap Genius

Kanye notes that a line of coke on a black girl looks black and white like the stripes of a zebra (an animal associated with the jungle, though it’s actually a plains animal).

“Jungle Fever” is a derogatory/colonialist term for sexual attraction between blacks and whites. Kanye twists it around here, draining it of its hurtful racist connotations by instead making it about black-on-black attraction, mediated by (white) cocaine.

All this may be a response to recent criticism that Kanye no longer dates black women.

Also, note the zebralike poster for the namesake film:

More appropriate to the lyric is the 1992 Anthony Drazan film Zebrahead, which portrays, as the lyric states, a romance between a white man and a black woman. See also Something New.

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