Rappers Lil Wayne and Pusha T reignited a years-old feud over the latter rapper’s new single “Exodus 23:1,” which was released this week.

The new track includes a line that many interpreted to be a slam against Lil Wayne and artists signed to his label, MTV reported.

“Contract all f----d up / I guess that means you all f----d up / You signed to one n---a that signed to another n---a that's signed to three n----s / Now that's bad luck,” he raps.

While the line didn’t call Lil Wayne out by names, Weezy apparently took offense at it and fired off a tweet on Thursday saying: “F--- pusha t and anybody that love em.”

The feud between the two rappers goes back to 2006 after Pusha-T’s group the Clipse expressed their disdain for Lil Wayne and his attempt to “rap like Jay-Z, dress like the Clipse, become a coke dealer after 5 albums, and now dress like Jim Jones.”

But MTV.com pointed out that in 2011, Pusha-T said they had reconciled after Lil Wayne went to jail.