Drake confronted Adin Ross dwell after an unreleased Iceman monitor leaked on-line, throwing his album rollout into chaos.

Drake phoned Adin Ross dwell on stream after an unreleased monitor from his upcoming Iceman album surfaced on-line with out his permission.

The Toronto rapper was visibly annoyed after a pair of cryptocurrency streamers referred to as Bagwork performed the unreleased track throughout their broadcast.

Ross, who was streaming dwell on the time, answered a name from Drake that shortly turned tense.

“I don’t even know who the f### those kids are,” Drake mentioned, his voice clearly irritated. “I asked you who they are. What the f###?”

Drake referred to as Adin Ross heated after a streamer on Pumpfun LEAKED one among his new songs off ICEMAN 😬

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— discuss of the city🪐  (@topclip79) September 14, 2025

The second was caught on Ross’s stream and shortly circulated throughout social media, including extra warmth to an already chaotic rollout for Iceman. Drake has been utilizing his personal livestreams to tease new music and construct momentum for the mission, however this leak threw a wrench into these plans.

Drake Disses DeMar DeRozan In “Iceman” Leaked Track

The leaked snippet included a pointed jab at NBA star DeMar DeRozan. The former Toronto Raptors participant was a longtime buddy of Drake. In the monitor, Drake raps:

“When you was part of the team we used to be planning our Mexico trips in the spring/We must’ve been dealing in the spur of the moment/Cause why (Kawhi) did we think you could get us a ring?”

The lyrics reference DeRozan’s commerce from the Raptors to the Spurs in 2018, a transfer that introduced Kawhi Leonard to Toronto.

$bagwork mfers rlly leaked an unreleased @Drake track on Iceman album💀💀 pic.twitter.com/IGjTq5oEX0

— beyefendi (@c3ntilmen) September 14, 2025

Leonard would go on to steer the workforce to its first-ever NBA championship in 2019—one thing DeRozan by no means achieved throughout his time with the franchise.

Many interpreted the verse as a response to DeRozan’s look in Kendrick Lamar‘s “Not Like Us” video and his on-stage cameo at Kendrick’s Pop-Out live performance. Both strikes had been seen as public help for Kendrick in his feud with Drake.

Despite the leak, Drake has continued to preview new music on his personal phrases. Recent tracks embrace “That’s How I Feel” and “Dog House,” a collaboration with Yeat and Julia Wolf.

No official launch date has been introduced for Iceman.

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