Kendall Jenner raps about her vagina in new music video with Chris Brown

Kendall Jenner features in an interesting new music video. Photo / Youtube

Warning: Graphic language in video

Kendall Jenner wants you to know she has a vagina.

The 22-year-old model did a surprise guest rap at the end of Lil Dicky's new music video Freaky Friday which was released on Thursday and featured Chris Brown according to DailyMail.

As the premise of the music video is that 30-year-old comedian Dicky - real name David Andrew Burd - had switched bodies with Rihanna's 28-year-old abusive ex, he somehow began switching bodies with other celebs including Jenner.

Kendall Jenner's rap features 5 minutes into the music video.

After the body swap, the half-sister of Kim Kardashian could be seen in her room looking surprised as she showed off her rapping/singing skills.

Kendall showed her flow as she said: 'I'm Kendall Jenner. I got a vagina. I'm going to explore that right now.

'Holy s*** I got a vagina. I'm gonna learn. I'm going to understand the inner-workings of a woman.'

She then hops onto her bed alluding to her checking out her female anatomy.

Kendall tweeted a link to the video but her fans urged her to not support an abuser as she appeared in the same clip as the notorious Chris Brown.

One user wrote: 'Kendall Jenner was like oh no I never woulda done the Pepsi ad had I known!!! and now she's starring in a Chris Brown music video LMAO.'

Kendall's interesting rap debut. Photo / Twitter

Obviously the post was referring to Kendall's controversial Pepsi commercial released last year which many believe had undermined the Black Lives Matter movement.

It saw her in the middle of a photo shoot when she happens to notice a protest march making its way down the street.

In the ad's climatic scene, a police officer accepts a can of Pepsi from the model, he takes a sip.

A woman wearing a nose-ring and a traditional Muslim headscarf takes a photograph and everybody cheers.

The advertisement sparked accusations that Pepsi has appropriated a racial protest movement to sell a global drinks brand.