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Ric Flair<\/strong><\/a> famously claimed, \u201cTo be the man, you got to beat the man\u201d \u2014 and now, Doja Cat<\/strong><\/a> has used \u201cThe Nature Boy\u201d to declare how she\u2019s hip-hop\u2019s new heavyweight champ.<\/p>\n The 74-year-old WWE Hall of Famer\u2019s voice opens Doja\u2019s new song, \u201cBalut,\u201d released Friday, September 15. \u201cRemember, girls. None of you can be first, but all of you can be next,\u201d says Flair in audio taken from audio recorded earlier in the year, per Complex<\/em><\/a>. Whereas Flair was using it as an invite, Doja used the audio to issue a warning to all her competitors.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m the shit, you a real piece of s\u2014t \/ I am needed, you a real needy bitch,\u201d raps Doja in the song (which takes its name from street food where a fertilized duck embryo is boiled or steamed in its shell.) \u201cI\u2019m competing, you are incompetent\/ You are fleeting \u2019cause you can\u2019t copy this \/ Copy this, copy that \/ Every bitch that is here copy \u2018Cat \/ Copy the greats, that\u2019s my number one strategy \/ But beware that you can\u2019t copy stats.\u201d<\/p>\n The song conveys Doja\u2019s confidence and cool demeanor as her floor pairs well with the dreamy production courtesy of Yeti Beats<\/strong>, Rog\u00e9t Chahayed<\/strong>, and Kurtis McKenzie<\/strong> (The Arcade<\/strong>). It also acts as the fourth single from her upcoming album due on September 22.<\/p>\n