Following Kendrick Lamar’s obscure Instagram post teasing at a new project, fans now have the answer they’ve all been searching for with his scorching “The Heart Part 4” freestyle release.

With only a little over one minute into the track, war has already been declared from some lyrical grenades King Kunta has set off for his rap adversaries  — and the internet has lined up Drake in the infantry.

The lashing lyricism begins with K. Dot’s forceful second verse, where he pays homage to Big Pun, claps back rejection at his rap counterparts’ fake love, and makes one simple request for anyone bold enough to mention him: be direct.

“My fans can't wait for me to son ya punk a** and crush your whole lil sh**,” Kendrick spits. “I'll Big Pun ya punk a**, you a scared little b**ch/ Tiptoein' around my name, n**ga, ya lame/ And when I get at you, homie, don't you just tell me you was just playin'/ Oh I was just playin' with you K-Dot, c'mon, You know a n**ga rock with you, bro/ Shut the f**k up, you sound like the last n**ga I know/ Might end up like the last n**ga I know/ Oh, you don't wanna clash? N**ga, I know.”

As fans eye Drizzy as the target for the attack, fans have entered some war turf of their own as well, arguing that it's actually Big Sean who is the intended mark. Either way, K. Dot came viciously thirsty for blood on the track, and from the looks of his April 7 warning, this is only the beginning of the lyrical bloodshed to come. 

Check out the internet’s coverage of King Kunta vs. Drizzy and the Sean Don below.