Drake and Yeat’s chemistry continues to build, and with Julia Wolf in the mix, “DOG HOUSE” proves to be one of their boldest collaborations yet.
Drake and Yeat have been spotted together a lot lately, from doing shows to hanging out publicly—so naturally, fans are convinced they’ve also been cooking in the studio. Turns out, they have at least one track ready for the world, and it dropped quietly on a lonely Monday. The song is called “DOG HOUSE.”
The intro immediately throws you off in the best way possible. Julia Wolf opens with vocals that feel equal parts knightly and nauseous, gliding over a stripped-down beat while singing about sliding. Just when you think that’s the vibe, the production flips into a trippy, trap-influenced wave that reeks of toxicity. On this second “page,” Drake jumps in with an amped-up rap style, touching on women doing drugs, money stacking to the point of collapse, and wild late-night energy. His verse might come across as scattered, but he pulls it together with a surprisingly tight, sticky chorus.
Yeat closes things out with his trademark chaotic energy, spitting unfiltered bars and flex-heavy lines with the kind of reckless charisma his fans love. While “DOG HOUSE” might sound all over the place at first listen, the blend of unpredictability and star power makes it a pretty damn good track.
Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
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