Drake Discusses "ICEMAN" recording process & links up with Adin Ross on Stream

Drake Discusses "ICEMAN" recording process & links up with Adin Ross on Stream
Drake Discusses "ICEMAN" recording process & links up with Adin Ross on Stream
Drake Discusses "ICEMAN" recording process & links up with Adin Ross on Stream

This episode of The Blac Pill dives into a moment straight from Drake’s world—he went live on Kick mid-tour, linked up with streaming king Adin Ross and cool crew like xQc, PartyNextDoor, and even the Stake CEO, and revealed he’s grinding on “ICEMAN” late night. That mic he pointed at wasn’t for show; he's still cooking.

Then it went viral fast—Drake calls Adin “daddy” out of the blue. No context needed; the internet made it a moment. That was just the surface though. This all plays into the rollout of ICEMAN, his ninth studio album—and he's dropping hints, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and cinematic vibes that lean heavy into betrayal, revenge, and cold swagger. From "What Did I Miss?" to “Which One” to these live-stream spillovers—it’s like ICEMAN is an era and a vibe, not just tracks.

We break down why a king like Drake recording on stream is a power move, how “Daddy” turned into meme culture in seconds, and what this says about where music, streaming, and audience intimacy collides in 2025. We’re watching creative process meet content strategy, and you know we’re going to pull all the layers.

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