Fans Are Convinced Kylie Jenner Is Rapping About Baby Stormi on Travis Scott's New Song

Updated on May 7, 2018 at 7:35 PM

Kylie Jenner the Rapper? The 20-year-old reality star might just have a new skill to add to her repertoire with the release of Travis Scott's new song "Watch" featuring Kanye West and Lil Uzi Vert. Fans are convinced the new mom, who welcomed daughter Stormi with Scott in February, can be heard rapping on the outro of the track. "We got bust down Rollies / bust down Rollies / And I told him I wanted to have a bust down baby" a voice — similar to Jenner's — raps faintly in the background. Listen to the song above and decipher for yourself if Jenner has officially made her rapping debut, then check out reactions to her alleged collaboration ahead.

omg @KylieJenner having a little part on "watch" about stormi i love it honestly

— ㅤ (@KYLIEJENRATS) May 4, 2018

#watch when @KylieJenner said "We got bust down Rollies, bust down Rollies
And I told him I wanted to have a bust down baby" I felt that 🚬🔥💯❤ @trvisXX

— itsHamilton🍰 (@tshepiHamilton) May 5, 2018

Awww Kylie Jenner on Travis song "watch" that's so cute

— Monika (@monikaxceleste) May 5, 2018

i know kylie jenner's voice when i hear it 😍😍 @KylieJenner this is fire ! WATCH @trvisXX pic.twitter.com/3q3aG4exjF

— jessie (@J_Bradley2) May 5, 2018

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