Drake vows to end Kendrick Lamar career with 'ICEMAN': '2026 my year'

Drake has finally decided to put out his much-anticipated, solo album ICEMAN nearly three years after dropping For All the Dogs.

The 39-year-old placed huge blocks of ice in Toronto, Canada, challenging his fans to breakthrough and find the release date themselves.

In a chaos, a streamer Kishka discovered the package and ran away with it. He later opened up the magazine like booklet to share rare details about the studio record.

Drake has reportedly dissed his nemesis Kendrick in the upcoming project as a page had Pinocchio with a cross on it.

According to a report circulating online, the musician is hinting at “ending Kendrick Lamar after Pinocchio stickers with X marks were spotted.”

Moreover, the Hotline Bling songmaker disclosed the design of his merch which has 2024 crossed out and replaced with 2026. 

The text on it reads: “2026 will be my year.”

Kendrick’s famous diss track was released on May 4, 2024 which garnered massive attention for calling out the One Dance crooner for being a “certified p*edophile.”

Who is Drake collaborating with?

Drake revealed Sexyy Red to one of his collaborators on the upcoming album with a picture of her in the book.

His fans have now flooded the comment section of Kendrick with stickers and memes to mock him and show support to the Canadian rapper.

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