Kendrick Lamar fans, rejoice! The Compton rapper has officially released that song from the beginning of “Not like us” video. It’s called “Squabble Up,” and it’s on his newly released surprise album, GNX“. The full version of the song samples the ’80s electro classic “When I Hear Music” by Debbie Deb, and sees K. Dot aggressively defending her patch and warning enemies to “f*ck out my faaace.”

Fans have been clamoring for the song’s release ever since it first appeared in the “Not Like Us” video, but many had given up hope; after all, we never got a full cut version of the “Okay” video. However, it seems Kung-Fu Kenny was just waiting for the right time to drop it, and now we can all jump on the ode to good, old-fashioned tricks in all its glory—and, true to Kendrick’s recent run , it’s an eminently quotable jam that will be as ubiquitous in clubs as on the streets, blasting out of lowriders and barbershops.

“Squabble Up” is one of 12 songs featured on the new project, which also includes, “The Heart, Part 6,” a not-so-subtle jab at Drake yanking back the title on K. Dot’s long-running track streak after Drake hijacked the name amid their feud earlier this year.

You can listen to “Squabble Up” above.

GNX is out now. You can get more information here.