Drake is back with his first solo album since 2023’s For All the Dogs… and his second, and his third. After months of teasing a new LP, Iceman, he revealed on a live stream that he had two more albums dropping last night, Habibti and Maid of Honour.

As Drake’s now-enemy LeBron James once said at his memorable opening press conference when he joined the Miami Heat in the summer of 2010: “Not one, not two, not three….” Shot across Toronto, Drake recruited some friends to make cameos,

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Drake’s triple album drop on May 15 might be a strategic chess play to exit his $400 million UMG deal faster. Drake didn’t just drop three albums at once to bury Kendrick Lamar in content. The triple-album move on May 15 doubles as a chess play aimed straight at his $400 million Universal Music Group deal,

Celebrity jeweler Alex Moss designed the diamond-covered owl chain Drake wore during his 'Iceman' rollout visuals.

Today rappers, Drake and J. Cole, premiered their video "First Person Shooter" which was directed by Gibson Hazard. Among many other references in the video is the famous Louis Vuitton 2022 photo featuring Lionel Messi and Criatiano Ronaldo playing chess. Drake and J. Cole can be seen briefly recreating that iconic image.

Drake is rumored to have been shooting a music video at the CN Tower in Toronto, and if that’s true, the ICEMAN rollout is in full motion.

With the arrival of his three new albums, specifically Iceman, Drake has either unwittingly played into a meme or proven once again how online he really is. On the track "National Treasures," which he first teased a year ago in the second episode of his Iceman livestream series,