Tracklist
Make Them Cry	5:07
Dust	3:09
Whisper My Name	3:42
Janice STFU	3:57
Ran To Atlanta	4:07
Shabang	3:08
Make Them Pay	5:01
Burning Bridges	3:45
National Treasures	3:20
B’s On The Table	2:17
What Did I Miss?	3:14
Plot Twist	3:15
2 Hard 4 The Radio	3:03
Make Them Remember	5:23
Little Birdie	2:56
Don’t Worry	4:06
Firm Friends	5:02
Make Them Know	4:08

The Coldest Room in Toronto

ICEMAN puts Drake in familiar territory while sharpening the focus toward rap-heavy production and confrontation. Released as the centerpiece of his surprise three-album rollout alongside Habibti and Maid of Honour, the project leans into icy production, competitive energy, and lyrics shaped by loyalty and public scrutiny.

Drake sounds more direct and aggressive than on some recent releases, moving between melodic flows and sharper verses aimed at rivals and fractured relationships. The album avoids some of the sprawl associated with his recent solo work and carries a more defined mood, even as longtime themes of fame and mistrust remain central.

ICEMAN feels designed as both statement and reset, a project interested in reclaiming control while reminding listeners why Drake remains one of rap’s most commercially dominant and closely watched figures.

Divided Critics but Massive Numbers

ICEMAN sparked immediate debate and massive commercial impact. Critics remained divided, with some praising its stronger rap focus and tighter direction while others questioned whether Drake had evolved creatively.

Commercially, the response was undeniable. Drake became the first artist to occupy the top three positions on the Billboard 200 simultaneously through the release of ICEMAN, Habibti, and Maid of Honour, reinforcing his dominance as a streaming and cultural force regardless of critical consensus.