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What time is Drake releasing his latest song, ‘Search & Rescue’?
Drake is set to release a new song, but it’s the cover art that has fans talking on social media.
After previewing a new track during an episode of Sound 42′s ‘The Fry Yiy Show’ on SiriusXM Radio last Friday, Drake is set to drop a new song tonight.
What time is Drake releasing his latest song, ‘Search & Rescue’?
On Thursday, Drake posted the cover art for his new song ‘Search & Rescue’.
“SEARCH & RESCUE OUT AT MIDNIGHT ON ALL PLATFORMS,” he captioned the post, letting fans know that they can listen to the new song at midnight tonight.
While unconfirmed, the new song is likely the same one that premiered last Friday, which was unofficially called ‘Rescue Me’.
The new song samples Kim Kardashian discussing her divorce with Kanye West during the series finale of E!’s ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians.’
In the sample, Kim is heard telling her mother Kris Jenner: “I didn’t come this far, just to come this far and not be happy. Remember that.”
Is Drake trolling Kanye West with the cover art?
Ahead of the release of the new song, its the cover art that has fans talking on social media.
The cover features an image of Drake and a woman in matching motorcycle helmets. Although the identity of the woman is unknown, fans think the rapper is taking a shot at Kanye West by posing with a Kim Kardashian look-alike.
“Drake dropping that Kim K song lmaooo. Which means she gave permission. Kanye losing his mind rn,” wrote one fan on Twitter.
“Is it me or is that Kim Kardashian under the helmet????????,” wrote another.
“Drake was rubbin (sic) his hands together and letting out a maniacal laugh when he posted that photo of him and Kim for the single art,” wrote one fan.
Another added: “Even if it’s not Kim Drake knows what he’s doing, he’s being weird on purpose.”
West previously said that Drake “acted” like he slept with Kim, a claim she denied, while he later accused Drake of sleeping with Kardashian’s mom, Kris Jenner.
However, the sampling and cover art comes after it appeared Drake and West put their feud to bed in November 2021.
Ye shared a picture of himself and Drake with music executive J. Prince in Toronto. He captioned the post with a dove emoji, symbolizing that the two had made peace.