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This article was published on April 2 and updated on April 7

Happy Friday, new Drake is here. Prior to dropping, the self-proclaimed Champagne Papi teased his new song on his Instagram stories — that samples Kim Kardashian's voice. Yikes.

In the song "Search & Rescue" produced by BNYX, you hear the SKIMS founder say, "I didn't come this far just to come this far and not be happy."

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Specifically, the Kim audio is from an old scene on the since-ended Keeping Up with the Kardashian series (though, the infamous family turned around and launched the Kardashians on Hulu just months later).

In the finale, Kim has a chat with mom Kris Jenner about her then-marriage to Ye, formerly Kanye West. It's essentially the moment Kim realized she wanted a divorce from the musician.

This isn't the first time Drake put one of Kanye's exes on his song. OG Drizzy fans may be remember that "Faithful" (featuring Pimp C and dvsn) included Amber Rose's voice saying, "I'm high maintenance a little bit but not in a negative way. I just like extremely expensive things."

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Given Drake and Ye's shaky past (and rumors that Drake and Kim K. secretly dated), fans immediately saw Drake's sampling as a shot at the anti-Semite musician, and understandably so.

On Her Loss, Drake essentially confirmed that he still wasn't cool with Kanye. On the track "Circo Loco," he raps, "Linking with the opps, bitch I did that shit for J. Prince."

If you recall, J. Prince is the music exec who helped Drake sign to Young Money — and reunited the Canadian musician with Ye for the Free Larry Hoover concert in 2021. At the time, the lengthy beef between the musicians seemed over.

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But with these recent shots fired by Drake, it appears Drizzy ain't ready to settle his scores with Ye.

Regardless, new Drake is always a good thing, and this latest track sounds like another one for the simp books.

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