Tyga took to Twitter on Thursday to deny talks that his "Pleazer" lyrics on the song that has been uploaded on Soundcloud is about Kylie Jenner.

According to the rapper, a song about Kylie Jenner would not be like the "Pleazer" lyrics.

"If I were to make a song about @kyliejenner it would be way more special & classier," he posted.

He also tweeted to fans "Just enjoy pleazer it's summertime party music!"

He even added that the "Pleazer" lyrics was made at a time he and Jenner were not hanging out yet.

"Pleazer is almost 2 years old. It still bangs tho!" he wrote.

TMZ reported that at that time, Tyga was still dating Blac Chyna. It was not mentioned directly though if the song was about Blac Chyna.

Boosie Badazz, who also rapped some "Pleazer" lyrics, also came in defense about several other lines in the song particularly dropping the word "felony" in the song.

"Boosie -- who is featured on the track  'Pleazer' -- stands behind Tyga's claim the song was recorded before he ever hooked up with KJ," the TMZ report stated.

"Boosie says the 'felony' line was part of a metaphor referring to rough sex, but definitely not with Kylie -- and adds it's unfair to use Tyga's old lyrics against him ... an issue with which Boosie is all too familiar," it added.

A report on news.com.au also said that people got confused when a "Kardashian" reference was dropped in the "Pleazer" lyrics.

Tyga's "Pleazer" track was released over Soundcloud on Tuesday. The lyrics were reportedly thought by some as referring to statutory rape, according to Us Weekly.

Comments on the "Pleazer" song on Soundcloud and Twitter were mixed. While some loved it, others were worried.

Us Weekly also quoted in the report comments like "Tyga's song 'Pleazer' makes me worry about the world" and "Nothing says sultry & romantic like statutory rape" in reference to the lyrics.