Drake Sparks New Music Speculation Following the Massive Success of ICEMAN


Drake’s latest social media post has fans wondering if another project is already in the works.

Drake has been absolutely rolling thanks to ICEMAN, and it looks like he isn’t ready to slow down anytime soon. The album is already 2 months old, yet it’s still the best-selling hip-hop album right now, which tells me we all have “Drake Derangement Syndrome” in a good way. Now, we may have spotted the first sign that another chapter is already beginning.

Recently, Drake shared a photo of himself sitting in a chair with a microphone positioned right in front of him while casually scrolling through his phone. Was he recording? Was he writing lyrics? Was he just checking Instagram? Nobody actually knows, but, b*tch, I can dream, right?

Some people are convinced Scary Hours 4 is on the way, while others believe Drake is quietly piecing together his next full-length project. Of course, he hasn’t confirmed anything. Then again, based on the ICEMAN rollout, which was a complete rollercoaster ride, it’s best to not assume anything with him.

Personally, I wouldn’t be shocked if something is already cooking. Drake has always worked best when momentum is on his side. However, if he’s going to record this next album while sitting on a chair, I might be down to keep that one on the shelf.




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