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Kanye West Unveils "Like That Remix" on Justin Laboy's Podcast, Confirms It's Real, And Disses Drake and J. Cole

Kanye West has made a bold move in the ongoing saga of Hip Hop feuds by dropping a remix of the track that sparked the current wave of conflicts. 

This remix, unveiled on Saturday, April 20, during The Download With Justin Laboy, takes direct aim at two heavyweights in the game: Drake and J. Cole.

The remix kicks off with a nod to Kendrick Lamar, with West stating, "Yo Dot, I got you." This reference harkens back to Lamar's initial shots at Drake and Cole on the original "Like That," setting the stage for the ongoing verbal sparring.

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As the verse progresses, Kanye West seems to allude to the swirling allegations surrounding Diddy, with the line: 

Can’t stop, won’t stop/ I just f*cked your b*tch in a Sean John tank top.

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- Ye

However, it's the direct shots at Drake and Cole that steal the spotlight. West bluntly states:

Y’all so out of sight, out of mind / I can’t even think of a Drake line/ Play J. Cole, get the p*ssy dry.

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- Ye

Kanye West's "Like That Remix" Confirmed Real After Premiere on Justin Laboy's Podcast:

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This remix arrives shortly after the release of an AI-enhanced diss track by Drake, which featured computer-generated voices of 2Pac and Snoop Dogg. 

This move by Drake, titled "Taylor Made Freestyle," marked a bold departure from traditional diss tracks, embracing artificial intelligence to convey multiple perspectives, including those of 2Pac and Snoop Dogg.

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Drake's decision to incorporate AI-generated verses in his diss track added a new dimension to the ongoing feud with Kendrick Lamar. 

While some questioned the authenticity of Drake's initial response, "Push Ups," there's no denying the impact of "Taylor Made Freestyle," which openly embraced technology to deliver its message.

In the ever-evolving landscape of Hip Hop beefs, Kanye West's remix and Drake's use of AI highlight the innovative tactics employed by artists to gain an edge in their lyrical battles. As tensions continue to simmer between the industry heavyweights, fans eagerly anticipate the next moves in this captivating saga.

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