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July 5, 2025
More than a year after it started, the dust is still settling from Drake’s beef with Kendrick. And the “Nokia” rapper is far from finished settling the score, but not with his rap rival. On July 4, Drake fed his fans a taste of his highly anticipated new project during a stream called “ICEMAN EPISODE ONE.”
The first clips show the $ome $exy $ongs 4 U star on the clock in a warehouse with some blue-collar cosplay. While eating on his lunch break, Drake watched throwback footage of himself on TV. When the beat drops, he really goes to work with the premiere of “What Did I Miss?”
“Last time I looked to my right, you n****s was standing beside me / How can some people I love hang around p*****s who try me?” he rapped.
We know Drizzy felt some type of way about friends seeming to side against him during the drama. LeBron James went viral for dancing along to the ubiquitous diss, “Not Like Us” and several months later, the rapper came for him on the “Fighting Irish Freestyle.”
“I’m back in your city tonight, walkin’ around with my head high / I saw bro at the Pop Out with them but been d**k riding gang since ‘Headlines,’” he continued.
Kendrick had an epic year, but if Drake’s gambling tells us anything, he’s not scared of a (major) loss as long as he can still bet on himself and pull off a win. Fans are already saying his “Iceman” rollout is a guaranteed W.
Watch the full version of “What Did I Miss?” below.
See “Iceman” Drake going viral IRL and the reactions to “What Did I Miss?” after the flip!
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