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Remember when Beyoncé dropped a visual album out of nowhere on truth or dare sex videoHBO?

This is kind of like that, but with Snapchat, and Kylie Jenner. She stars in the video for her rumored beau PARTYNEXTDOOR's "Come and See Me." The video premiered exclusively on Snapchat on Thursday, and can be found on the platform's Discovery page.

SEE ALSO: A brief introduction to Kylie Jenner's new boyfriend, PartyNextDoor

The video chronicles a sad Kylie who is trying to reach her boyfriend PARTYNEXTDOOR (don't worry, his real name is actually Jahron), who seems to be busy having some alone time with his piano and bonding with his pals. 

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While the video features exciting things like Kylie's Lip Kit, Drake's whiskey, and cameos from Big Sean and Jhene Aiko, the highlight of the video is when Kylie checks Snapchat ... while in a Snapchat video. It's all very wonderful and very meta.

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The two end the video, and pretty much confirm their relationship, by playing tonsil hockey in the rain. 

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This isn't the first time Kylie has been in a PARTYNEXTDOOR video. She had a cameo in the singer's "Recognize" track, which features Drake. Unfortunately, while Drake is included in the album cut of "Come and See Me," he is not featured in the Snapchat version of the song. 

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