Drake Reveals Massive Tracklists for ICEMAN, Habibti and Maid of Honour as Triple Album Rollout Surges With 40+ Songs and Big Features

Canadian global superstar Drake has triggered a major wave of attention in hip-hop after revealing full tracklists for three separate albums set to release at once. Instead of only dropping ICEMAN as expected, he confirmed a triple-album rollout that also includes Habibti and Maid of Honour. The biggest focus now is the structure of each project, with fans dissecting every title, feature and sequence. The tracklists suggest three distinct creative directions released under one coordinated strategy. This move has turned the rollout into a full catalog event rather than a single album drop.

The ICEMAN tracklist stands out as the most extensive of the three projects, built around a heavy lineup of solo records and high profile collaborations. The album includes 18 tracks and features appearances from FUTURE, MOLLY SANTANA and 21 SAVAGE. The structure mixes emotionally charged titles with aggressive and reflective themes, suggesting a wide sonic range. The presence of multiple features signals a collaborative-heavy direction while still keeping a strong solo foundation. Below is the full ICEMAN tracklist as released:

ICEMAN
Make Them Cry
Dust
Whisper My Name
Janice STFU
Ran To Atlanta feat. FUTURE & MOLLY SANTANA
Shabang
Make Them Pay
Burning Bridges
National Treasures
B’s On The Table feat. 21 SAVAGE
What Did I Miss?
Plot Twist
2 Hard 4 The Radio
Make Them Remember
Little Birdie
Don’t Worry
Firm Friends
Make Them Know

ICEMAN appears designed as the centerpiece of the rollout based on its length and feature distribution. The titles suggest a blend of personal reflection and sharp confrontation, which has already sparked debate among fans about the album’s direction. Tracks like “What Did I Miss?” and “Burning Bridges” stand out as potential emotional anchors. The inclusion of multiple high profile collaborators also suggests strong streaming potential across several records.

The second project, Maid of Honour, presents a completely different structure with a tighter tracklist and a stronger emphasis on featured artists. It contains 14 tracks and includes collaborations with STUNNA SANDY, SEXYY RED, CENTRAL CEE, POPCAAN and ICONIC SAVVY. The sequencing suggests a more playful, socially driven and experimental approach compared to ICEMAN. The titles point toward relationship themes, nightlife energy and conversational storytelling. Below is the full tracklist:

MAID OF HONOUR
Hoe Phase
Road Trips
Outside Tweaking feat. STUNNA SANDY
Cheetah Print feat. SEXYY RED
Which One feat. CENTRAL CEE
Amazing Shape feat. POPCAAN
BBW
True Bestie feat. ICONIC SAVVY
Where’s Your Stuff Interlude
New Bestie
Q&A
Stuck
Goose and The Juice
Princess

Maid of Honour appears built around collaboration-heavy storytelling with a mix of UK, Caribbean and American influences. The inclusion of CENTRAL CEE and POPCAAN expands the sound direction beyond traditional North American hip-hop lanes. The presence of multiple friendship and relationship themed titles suggests a narrative focus that differs from ICEMAN’s intensity. The structure also includes an interlude, which hints at a more conceptual flow between tracks.

The third project, Habibti, delivers a more compact 11 track structure that feels more focused and streamlined. It includes collaborations with SEXYY RED, LOE SHIMMY and PARTYNEXTDOOR, adding a mix of familiar and newer creative pairings. The track titles suggest a blend of city energy, personal reflection and experimental direction. Compared to the other two albums, Habibti appears designed for tighter replay value and quicker consumption. Below is the full tracklist:

HABIBTI
Rusty Intro
WNBA
Slap The City
High Fives
Hurrr Nor Thurrr feat. SEXYY RED
I’m Spent feat. LOE SHIMMY
Classic
Gen 5
White Bone
Fortworth feat. PARTYNEXTDOOR
Prioritizing

Habibti stands out for its shorter length and more controlled structure, which contrasts with the heavier ICEMAN project and the collaborative focus of Maid of Honour. The track placement suggests a deliberate build from an intro into a series of tightly packed records. The inclusion of PARTYNEXTDOOR signals a return to a known creative pairing that fans have associated with smoother, melodic work. The overall design points toward a more curated listening experience.

Across all three albums, Drake has delivered a rare triple-tracklist rollout that spans over 40 songs in total. ICEMAN carries the largest weight, Maid of Honour emphasizes collaboration and Habibti offers a more compact structure. Each project shows a different side of the release strategy, from dense storytelling to feature-driven experimentation. The scale of the tracklists alone has made this one of the most discussed album drops in recent hip-hop cycles. Fans now wait to hear how each set of songs translates once the full projects officially release.