Kendrick Lamar appears to have gotten the artwork for his new song from a random eBay listing

Times of discover News: If you thought Kendrick Lamar wasn't releasing any more music this year, think again. Lamar released a new track on Wednesday night, his first since "Not Like Us," in which he settled his feud with Drake once and for all.

The song has no official title (fans started calling it "Watch the Party Die"), but Lamar uploaded the track to Instagram, showing a pair of dirty Nike Air Force Ones. It didn't take long for internet searchers to figure out where the image came from: an eBay listing for "Vintage Nike Air Force 1 '82' Low' Black Black 315122-001 Men's Size 12."

The Nike Air Force One, "a universal symbol of true punk-like activity," is priced at $70 ($9 plus shipping) and is available from seller Good2Buy in North Little Rock, Arkansas. The use of the past tense was intentional, as they sold it to someone in area code 94118 (San Francisco) on Wednesday, September 11th, the day the song was released. It's unclear who the buyer was, but they made a smart investment. Meanwhile, "Good2Bye" may be confused about how much they could have sold the shoes for right now.