Ciara is currently expecting a child with her husband, Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, and dropped her defamation suit against Future in January. 

She's obviously moved on — but Future still seems to see her as his property, as BET points out, rapping later in the track: "Anytime I got you, girl you my possession /

even if I hit you once, you part of my collection."

Future told Rap-Up earlier this week that "My Collection" might stir up some drama.

"It might get attention," he explained. "It might get more

attention than I want it to get, it might get attention I thought it wouldn’t get, it might get the wrong attention, it might get great attention. Who knows? I

just know it’s a song I feel good about. I feel great about everything that I’m saying. Whenever you deliver on tracks, to not hold nothing back, and this is

me not holding anything back … People might react to it different. They might tweet about it different. Or however somebody might think it’s directed to them … I hate that I have to be

the person that touch on their life and be personal and direct with certain situations but I’m glad it’s me than anybody else."

He was right about that "tweet about

it" part: