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In the snippet of this demo of “Highlights”, we hear the Kanye & Madonna version of the song. During the second verse, Mez can be heard recording reference lyrics over Kanye’s mumbles as a reference for him. However, this page’s lyrics reflect Kanye’s verse, not Mez’s.

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“P” in this line refers to Future’s nickname, Pluto, which is also the title of his debut album. Turning “Pesbian” means she is attracted to Pluto, or Future, along with other women.

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“Stupid/Asking” is a two-part song from Young Thug’s sophomore album, Punk.

The choruses to both parts of the song are sung from the perspective of a lover, with the woman calling Thug “stupid” in the first part and telling Thug she’s tired of “asking” for things in the second part.

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Part II of the song, “Asking,” was produced by Taurus, Crater, and Yo Benji.

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Part I of the song, “Stupid,” was produced by Charlie Handsome and Metro Boomin.

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The remix to “Wockesha” keeps the intro of the original song, a sample of Tim Westwood’s October 2009 interview with Lil Wayne, as the intro before Wayne himself starts rapping a new verse on the song.

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This spoken word outro is present only on the physical copy of the album, not the digital version on streaming services.

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Kanye’s intro here is taken from the chorus of his own version of the song, which features a verse from 2 Chainz and a reference verse written for Kanye himself by Conway The Machine.

Trippin’, wildin’ on television
You could still see a nigga tell the vision
Pimpin' (Pimpin'), boy, these boys, pimpin'
Different, these boys, boys different
Trippin', wildin' on television
You could till see and tell the vision
Vivid, what else? What now? These boys pimpin'
Livin' (Hey), you could tell these boys different

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This is Calboy’s version of “Heaven And Hell” by Kanye West. This version’s existence was made public after Soulija Boy leaked his ”Remote Control” verse on Twitter. Calboy supported Soulja’s decision and leaked his verse on September 5, 2021:

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