Drake has dropped three new songs through the latest edition of his Iceman stream.
As part of his rollout for the album of the same name, Drake has been steadily teasing fans with the streams while also using them to premiere his new singles.
On the third stream, Drake has unveiled his latest single “That’s How I Feel” as well as a snippet of a collaboration with Yeat.
The 6 God also debuted a new version of “Somebody Loves Me” which features Cash Cobain.
The stream also featured Drizzy perform a freestyle titled “They Wanna See Me Go”.
Drake has still not announced a release date for Iceman but did recently reveal that his muse was WWE superstar Rhea Ripley.
Speaking to Bobbi Althoff and her Not This Again podcast, Drake admitted that he was inspired by the former women’s champion.
He said: “She’s a wrestler, she’s like my muse.”
Drake then appeared to admit that the love was not reciprocated: “But she’s… I’m the opposite of everything that she likes.”
Drizzy did not reveal exactly what it was about Ripley that he loves.
Ripley, who is married to fellow wrestler Buddy Matthews, has not yet replied to Drake’s comments.
According to former NFL quarterback, Johnny Manziel, he claimed he had the inside track on when the album was coming out.
He said: “Soon, probably, around the end of October, maybe early November. Birthday coming up. Coming back to Texas after that, I’m going to take him to a game this year. He’s going to Aggie Land.”
Drake’s singles for Iceman have so far received a mixed response from audiences.
While lead single “What Did I Miss?” reached a peak of number two on the Billboard Hot 100 it quickly fell down the charts.
Second single “Which One” received a worse fate as it failed to make any dent in the charts at all.
The collaboration with British rapper Central Cee but it has failed to cause a stir among fans as it has been unable to crack the top 20, debuting at number 23.
The song was initially tracking for a top 10 debut but the track lost momentum on streaming leading to his worst charting official single release since 2017’s “Signs”.
