Drake teased his upcoming album Iceman while fueling his Kendrick Lamar feud, telling fans, “We got a lot to talk about.”
Drake leaned into the heat of his Kendrick Lamar feud and confirmed new music was on the way during his show in Birmingham, England, on Monday (July 21), telling a packed Utilita Arena crowd he’s deep into his next album, Iceman, and ready to speak his mind.
“I’m working on my album ICEMAN, we got a lot to talk about, so I’m looking forward to it,” Drake told the audience, hinting that the project will dive into personal territory—likely including his ongoing lyrical standoff with Lamar.
Drake says he’s working on his album ‘Iceman’
“We got a lot to talk about” pic.twitter.com/NLBfanjsoJ
— Drake Direct (@DrakeDirect_) July 22, 2025
The moment came as the crowd erupted into a chant of “F### Kendrick,” which Drake acknowledged with a smirk before saying, “I can’t say that I don’t agree.”
The crowd started chanting “f*ck Kendrick” during Drakes show in Birmingham tonight
Drake: “I can’t say that I don’t agree…” pic.twitter.com/vQPCJxFxCx
— ALMIGHTEE. (@realalmightee) July 21, 2025
Drake Gunning For Chart-Topping “Iceman” Album
The Iceman rollout began earlier this month with the release of the lead single “What Did I Miss?” on Thursday (July 4), a track that debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100.
The song touches on betrayal, shifting alliances and unresolved tension—much of it seemingly aimed at K. Dot and those who aligned themselves with the West Coast rapper during the battle.
Drake made it clear he’s gunning for the top spot on the charts, with a message on his Instagram Stories earlier this month.
“Suppressor on the No. 1 spot,” he wrote after landing at No.2 on the chart. “I’m taking that soon, don’t worry—one song or another, rule changes and all.”
To kick off the album campaign, Drake livestreamed himself cruising through Toronto in a van wrapped in Iceman graphics, giving fans a glimpse into the project’s mood.
So far, no official tracklist or guest features have been revealed, but speculation suggests the album may be light on collaborations and heavy on Drake’s own voice.
The full release is expected in the second half of 2025, though no date has been confirmed. If Iceman performs as expected, it could help Drake surpass both Jay-Z and Taylor Swift for the most No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200, excluding The Beatles.
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