Drake previews new Iceman tracks with Yeat and Cash Cobain in Milan

Drake used the third installment of his Iceman livestream on Thursday night, Sept. 4, to preview several new tracks and collaborations, revealing fresh material while on the road in Europe and setting off a wave of fan excitement and debate. The over 90 minute YouTube stream, filmed during his Milan concerts and staged with cinematic Italian visuals, included snippets of a solo cut, collaborations with Yeat and Cash Cobain, and renewed hints at an impending single rollout tied to the Iceman era.

During the episode Drake opened with an atmospherically shot walk through an Italian market and a sequence that included recurring Pinocchio figures and a visual tribute to the late designer Giorgio Armani. Musically, he played a tentative solo song titled "That's Just How I Feel," in which he appears to acknowledge "fucked up last summer," a line listeners linked to his widely publicized summer 2024 feud with Kendrick Lamar. The lyric prompted speculation after Lamar's diss track "Not Like Us" and is central to Drake's ongoing lawsuit against Universal Music Group, a case now in discovery that could go to trial in summer 2026 if no settlement is reached.