Just as Tyler, The Creator‘s Cherry Bomb arrives on iTunes, a stream of one of the record’s most anticipated tracks has found its way online.

“Smuckers” is a collaborative effort that no one could have imagined happening five years ago. Over the course of five and a half minutes Tyler swaps bars with Kanye West and Lil Wayne. Each pretty much stays in their own line, and they probably didn’t actually complete the song in the same room, but still – it’s pretty cool. To make matters even better, it’s a far more enjoyable song than “Fucking Young.” You can stream the song below.

Both Lil Wayne and Kanye should have more new music out soon. Weezy’s work is delayed due to his ongoing dispute with Cash Money Records, while Yeezy is keeping his release plans as secretive as possible. He spent the weekend performing in Armenia.

Cherry Bomb arrived on iTunes a few hours earlier than expected, so head over now and pick up Tyler’s latest creation.

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