- Drake's new song "Rescue Me" includes a sample of Kim Kardashian talking about divorcing Kanye West.
- "I didn't come this far, just to come this far and not be happy. Remember that," Kardashian says.
Drake's new song "Rescue Me" includes an audio sample of Kim Kardashian talking about divorcing Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West.
The Canadian rapper previewed the song during an episode of Sound 42's "The Fry Yiy Show" on SiriusXM on Friday.
It features a clip of Kardashian discussing her divorce from Ye during the series finale of E!'s "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" in 2021.
"I didn't come this far, just to come this far and not be happy. Remember that," Kardashian tells her mother Kris Jenner in the audio.
Drake hasn't announced when the song will be officially released, but producer BNYX has confirmed he's behind the beat. In a tweet, he wrote: "I remember when I used to add the Drake acapellas to my beats to see if they was hard. Now look."
—HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) April 2, 2023
Drake and Ye had feuded for years, trading diss tracks and insults on Twitter, before appearing to have put their beef to bed in 2021 as they were spotted partying together in a nightclub.
The subject of Kim Kardashian, who shares four children with Ye, often arose during the latter stages and Drake and Ye's beef.
Shortly after she filed for divorce from Ye in 2021, The Sun reported that Drake had been messaging Kardashian. Later that year, Drake then released his hit song "Wants and Needs," in which he dropped a possible hint about a secret fling with Kardashian.
"Yeah, I probably should go link with Yeezy, I need me some Jesus / But as soon as I started confessin' my sins, he wouldn't believe us," Drake rapped on the track.
Then, in December 2022, after Ye had accused Kardashian of having an affair with Phoenix Suns basketball player Chris Paul, Drake took to social media to post an image of himself alongside Paul.
—500 (@Kameron_Hay) December 2, 2022
Representatives for Kim Kardashian or Ye did not immediately reply to a request for comment.