Drake's new album, Iceman, is proving to not only be a hit with his fanbase, but also big businesses as well.
After Drizzy dropped not one, but three new albums on Friday (May 15), huge companies across a number of sectors decided to use the cover art for Iceman as inspiration for its social media posts, ranging from clever to flat-out cringe.
Companies like Kraken and Rainbet just recolored the Michael Jackson glove on the front to match its company logos, while others like Buffalo Wild Wings and Burger King infused jokes to promote its restaurants.
In what’s perhaps the most head-scratching moment of all, the White House reworked the Iceman album cover to include Drake's hand holding an iced-out MAGA chain.
Check it out along with some of the other Iceman references from organizations and companies on social media below:
Of Drake's three new albums, Iceman has emerged as the most talked about over Habibti and Maid of Honour due to the disses and subliminals found throughout.
Ahead of its release, Charlamagne Tha God warned that DJ Khaled and ASAP Rocky would be dissed on it. It turns out, that was true — but they weren’t the only ones to face Drizzy’s wrath.
Kendrick Lamar, as many would expect given their high-profile beef, gets some words fired in his direction. "White kids listen to you 'cause they feel some guilt and that's how your soul gets fulfilled," Drizzy raps on "Janice STFU."
Rick Ross gets brought up on the track "Make Them Pay" — which Ross has already responded to by calling all three of Drake’s new albums mid.
Perhaps the biggest diss, though, comes at the expense of LeBron James on "Make Them Remember," in which Drake suggests the NBA legend is fake and that nobody should expect loyalty from someone like Bron who's frequently changed teams in the NBA.
Now that Iceman is out, along with Habibti and Maid of Honour, fans are wondering whether the three albums released at the same time are part of a strategy for Drake to get out of his record deal.
