Remember when Kanye kept releasing different versions of The Life Of Pablo? And by the time the final version hit Apple Music, TIDAL, etc., it had changed from the first version?

Well, it looks like hitmaker G-Eazy is somewhat following Ye’s footsteps with his new hit single “No Limit” featuring A$AP Rocky and Cardi B.

Over the weekend, fans noticed that the hit record had changed on the streaming services, and now includes a 2nd verse from G-Eazy at the end of the song. G didn’t mention the change on any social media platforms or on any interviews, so we assume he did this sneakily on purpose.

As far as the song’s concerned, Gerald certainly came correct on his 2nd verse. With the original version already soaring up the charts, we expect this additional verse to only help.

It’s worth pointing out how much has changed with releasing music. It used to be very simple: an artist would make a song, submit it to the label, and from there CDs would get pressed and fans would buy it.

Now, you have the ability to get your music all over the internet in a matter of minutes, and allow fans to consume it just as quickly. And NOW, you can even change the original song without having to re-release it or re-upload it — you can simply edit it like it’s a Microsoft Word page.

Good? Bad? I don’t know. Just enjoy the music, that’s what we’re all here for. The Beautiful & Damnned drops December 15th.