Rap Rising: Drake Debuts Several New Songs With Yeat, Cash Cobain & More

Drake's new episode of his "ICEMAN" stream was full of fresh music and plenty of hidden messages.

On Thursday night, September 5, The Boy debuted several songs during his latest livestream. Drizzy hit up Italy and roamed the city of Milan while previewing new music that may end up on his anticipated ninth studio album, ICEMAN. He begins by premiering a couple of tracks that may be titled "That's How I Feel" and "They Wanna See Me Go." Later on in the stream, the Canadian rapper also previewed "Somebody Loves Me Pt. 2" featuring Cash Cobain and new verses from both Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR.

Toward the end, Drake finds Yeat at a nightclub and drops their new collaboration “Doghouse." Between each track, the 38-year-old artist includes a few subliminal messages, most of which feature people dressed as Pinocchio. In one scene, a group of four Pinocchios sit down together in a restaurant and paint the word "Legacy" in tomato sauce on the table. Later, Drake walks down a dark street as a mob of Pinocchios follow him.

Drake's new collaboration with Cash Cobain and PND appears on iHeartRadio's Rap Rising playlist this week. You can also find Latto and Ice Spice's shocking track "GYATT" and Trippie Redd's new banger "World Boss." Press play up top and scroll below for more new music.

Drake & PARTYNEXTDOOR featuring Cash Cobain, "SOMEBODY LOVES ME PT. 2"

Erica Banks, Ain't Sh*t Stopped (Album)

310babii, webkam (Album)

Ka$hdami, PAPER TRAIL (Album)

Statik Selektah, The Musalini & Wais P, Choose or Lose (Album)

Jabari, Ultra (EP)

Latto & Ice Spice, "GYATT"

Animé, "LA"

Ice Cube, "Before Hip Hop"

Don Toliver, "Tiramisu"

YoungBoy Never Broke Again, "I Forgive Them"

Trippie Redd, "World Boss"

Buddah Bless featuring Kodak Black, "Owe Me"

Veeze, "L.O.A.T"

41, "Lisp"

Rich Amiri, "In & Out"

Belly Gang Kushington featuring YKNIECE, "Friend Do Remix"

Fredo Bang, "Traumatized Child"

Hunxho, "Intimate Relationships"

Timbaland, "The Message"

Jay Worthy & Larry June, "2P'z"