Drake Drops Three New Songs During Latest Iceman Stream
Drake has continued building anticipation for his upcoming album, Iceman, by releasing three new songs through the latest edition of his Iceman stream. The rollout strategy has seen the rapper use these streams to premiere singles while keeping fans engaged with exclusive content.
On the third stream, Drake unveiled his latest single, “That’s How I Feel,” alongside a snippet of a collaboration with Yeat. He also debuted a new version of “Somebody Loves Me” featuring Cash Cobain and performed a freestyle titled “They Wanna See Me Go.”
While a release date for Iceman has not been officially announced, Drake recently revealed that WWE superstar Rhea Ripley inspired the album. Speaking on Bobbi Althoff’s Not This Again podcast, he described Ripley as his muse. “She’s a wrestler, she’s like my muse,” Drake said, adding that his feelings were apparently not reciprocated: “But she’s… I’m the opposite of everything that she likes.” Ripley, who is married to wrestler Buddy Matthews, has not responded to Drake’s comments.
Former NFL quarterback Johnny Manziel also claimed to have insight on the album’s release, suggesting it could arrive around late October or early November.
Drake’s singles for Iceman have had mixed chart performance so far. Lead single “What Did I Miss?” peaked at number two on the Billboard Hot 100 but quickly declined. The second single, “Which One,” failed to chart, while a collaboration with British rapper Central Cee debuted at number 23, missing the top 20 despite initially tracking for a top 10 placement. This marked Drake’s lowest-charting official single since 2017’s “Signs.”
The new releases from the Iceman stream indicate Drake is experimenting with collaborations and fresh sounds, though audience response has been uneven. Fans will be watching closely for the official album release and how these singles fit into the larger project.
