Kanye West wants his music in Deadpool 

Despite working on five separate albums this year — including three already released (Pusha-T’s 

) — rapper and serial tweeter Kanye West has somehow found time to develop a deep-seated affection for the 

On Twitter Tuesday, West fired off two tweets in which he declared his love for both movies (

opened last month), commenting on how some of the music tracks within the movies sound quite similar to his own. As such, he wants in.

“I love both Deadpool movies… I heard tracks in it that sound similar to mine,” he wrote. “Bro I would have cleared by music for Deadpool.”

He went on to praise the filmmakers, saying “your guys writing and approach is so innovative … I love how you guys break the 4th wall,” before adding that he’s “down to clear” his music for the next movie.

I love both Deadpool movies🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥… I heard tracks in it that sound similar to mine… bro I would have cleared my music for Deadpool …

— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) June 12, 2018

your guys writing and approach is so innovative … I love how you guys break the 4th wall… thank you for being innovative and please know I’m down to clear next time

movies using “tracks in it that sound similar to mine,” West is simply giving

director David Leitch and star Ryan Reynolds — who plays Wade Wilson, a.k.a. the titular Merc with the Mouth — what they’ve so nakedly been craving all along: clearance to use his songs.

Reynolds, quite the Twitter personality himself, was quick to respond, agreeing that there were indeed some

suspicious similarities in the song choices and saying he’d take it up with the singer responsible…

Agree. I’m having a word with Celine Dion. https://t.co/NnMSBBNA9k

— Ryan Reynolds (@VancityReynolds) June 12, 2018

Though clearly enthusiastic about getting on board with

(which we’ve heard will likely take the form of Drew Goddard’s 

movie rather than a direct sequel), West has plenty to keep him busy until he gets that fateful phone call from Fox. Nas’ Kanye-produced project drops this Friday, followed by Teyana Taylor’s sophomore album, also Kanye-produced and out June 22.