It’s official—after a hailstorm of fan praise, Jay-Z’s 13^th studio album 4:44 will probably go down in history as one of his best projects to date.

On its way down, however, particular lyrics seem to be getting under the skin of Jay’s fellow hip-hop counterparts of the South. And leave it up to Atlanta’s trap music dignitary Future to further demonstrate that for us. 

Call it a rite of passage if you will, but artists emerging from the music scene of the South have long been known to flaunt their finances on their ears. What we mean by that are the dozens of photos with stacks of money held to their ears like a phone and normally accompanied by a “the money calling” caption, or something of its nature. So when Jay addressed the spectacle in his “The Story of O.J.” track, all eyes turned to those artists famous for the Instagram flexing—including Fewtch.

To no surprise, the “Perkys Calling” rap star took to his Snapchat to respond to the lyrics with none other than a photo of himself holding a stack of money to his ear.

“U ain’t got the juice like dat,” the Snap’s caption reads. “MOOD.”

This wouldn’t be the first piece of evidence that Fewtch has clearly been listening to Jay’s new album. Following other Future-alluding lyrics on the project’s first single, “Kill Jay Z,” where Jay references the controversial photo of Future’s son playing football with his stepfather and husband of Ciara, Russell Wilson, Fewtch posted his own Instagram flick with Baby Future as an FYI of sorts.

See how he’s taking another set of Jay’s 4:44 lyrics in the post below.