Ye Premieres New Verse on "Like That" Remix Dissing Drake and J. Cole

Following the release of Drake's Kendrick Lamar diss track "Taylor Made", Ye went paid a visit to Justin LaBoy's The Download podcast to debut the new remix of Metro Boomin and Future's "Like That."

In the new remix, Ye has a new set of bars while Ty Dolla $ign and Future also have a new verse on the track. With this new verse, Ye takes a firm side on the on-going hip-hop feud that has seemingly involved Kendrick Lamar, J.Cole, Drake and Future. Ye does not hold back on his verse, starting it off rapping, "You know we had to get the hooligans up here to get these pussy n***as out/yo Dot I got you." Dot is derived from Kendrick Lamar's pervious rapper name, for which he went by K.Dot in the 2000s.

Ye continues in the verse, appearing to take a shot at Drake, "It's a wrap for n***as/ Where's Lucian, serve your master, n***a/ You caught a little bag for your masters didn't ya/ Lifetime deal I feel bad for n***as." Later, he takes a shot at J.Cole, "Y'all so out of sight, out of mind / I can't even think of a Drake line / Play J. Cole, get the pussy dry." Following the reveal of the verse, Ye takes to social media to share a NSFW meme that appears to show a woman pleasuring a man after learning that he does not listen to J.Cole, seemingly a nod to his own verse. Ye's feud with Drake and J.Cole go way back, with each of the rappers constantly taking shots at one another.

Have a listen at the verse below.

YE PREMIERES "LIKE THAT" REMIX ON @TheDownloadShow @KanyeWest HE REALLY LIKE THAT #Respectfully pic.twitter.com/ADZLzHzU1b

— Respectfully Justin (@JustinLaboy) April 20, 2024

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Ye Premieres New Verse on "Like That" Remix Dissing Drake and J. Cole

Ye Premieres New Verse on "Like That" Remix Dissing Drake and J. Cole

Ye Premieres New Verse on "Like That" Remix Dissing Drake and J. Cole

Ye Premieres New Verse on "Like That" Remix Dissing Drake and J. Cole

Ye Premieres New Verse on "Like That" Remix Dissing Drake and J. Cole