To go along with the release of Frank Ocean's new studio album Blonde, a limited edition Boys Don't Cry zine was also produced for fans.

Kanye West of all people made a special contribution to the zine, penning an ode to McDonald's french fries that included couplets like "I always knew them French fries was evil man / Smelling all good and shit."

The McDonald’s Man Calabasas, California McDonalds man McDonalds man The French fries had a plan The French fries had a plan The salad bad and the ketchup made a band Cus the French fries had a plan The French fries had a plan McDonalds man McDonalds man I know them French fries had a plan I know them French fries had a plan The cheeseburger and the shakes formed a band To overthrow the French fries plan I always knew them French fries was evil man Smelling all good and shit I don’t trust no food that smells that good man I don’t trust it I just can’t McDonalds man McDonalds man McDonalds, damn Them French fries look good tho I knew the diet Coke was jealous of the fries I knew the McNuggets was jealous of the fries I could see it through his artificial meat eyes And he only be there some of the time Everyone was jealous of them French fries Expect for that one special guy That smooth apple pie

Kanye West

Well now McDonald's has responded on Twitter with a few rhymes of their own, and a "100" emoji thrown in for good measure. The tweet calls attention to McDonald's "World Famous Fries," before addressing West's mention of "artificial meat" in his poem.

While clever, our money's on IKEA's response to Kanye West's collaboration request as the better of the two:

In related Yeezy news, here's what West's Pablo pop-ups looked like in all 21 cities around the world.