Young M.A is continuing to stake her claim as one of the best rappers out of New York City with a new freestyle for her fans. Released on Wednesday (March 24), the track finds the Brooklyn-born artist taking on one of the city’s hottest tracks of 2021 — CJ’s “Whoopty” instrumental — except she’s calling her version “Ooouuuvie.”

“Just got a check, 100K flex, so I went and bought me a new V,” M.A spits in the second verse. “Went and upgraded the AP, water, jacuzzi/Had to bring the old Young M.A back/And they still can’t fuck with the new me.”

During a May 2020 interview with Complex, M.A revealed she sees JAY-Z as the king of New York and nothing can change that.

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“JAY-Z is the king,” she said. “See, people don’t understand that word is a valid word. That’s a strong word. To me, the king of New York is JAY-Z, and will always be, because of his hustle. He always brought that to the fullest. When you hear JAY-Z, you know JAY-Z came from Brooklyn. I’m going to always consider JAY-Z the king of New York City, period. I don’t know who can argue with that. ”

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The 28-year-old also sees herself as part of the conversation of NYC firepower but with her own unique title to separate her from the rest.

“I’m a Kween though — Kween with a ‘K,'” she explained. “That’s established. That King thing, that’s what they’re running around with. I’m already set in my K-W-E-E-N. My peoples already tell me I’m the Kween — meaning, I’m the King and Queen of this shit. Nobody can be in that position like me. Nobody. I’m going to always be the Kween with a ‘K’ of New York City. That’s it. Nobody else can use that name and say that. So I don’t care what nobody else is talking about, I’m the King and Queen. Ain’t going to take that away from me.”

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M.A released her “Off the Yak” single in February, which has over seven million YouTube views to date. Her last project Red Flu, a seven-track EP, dropped in May 2020 and followed her 2019 debut album Herstory in the Making.

Watch the “Whoopty” freestyle above.