A release date for Drake’s much-anticipated album “Iceman” appears to have been retrieved from his towering ice installation in Toronto. Streamer Kishka was among a swarm of fans attempting to crack the mystery after Drake suggested the project’s release date was buried somewhere within the structure. On Tuesday, the Toronto-based content creator livestreamed himself climbing to the top of the installation, where he retrieved a blue bag stamped with the phrase: “Freeze the world.” He then opened the bag on the stream, showing a booklet with a date inside: May 15. On Monday, Drake took to Instagram to share images of the glacial installation along with its downtown co-ordinates. He captioned it, “Release date inside.” People soon descended on the structure, capturing photos and videos while trading theories about when the ice might melt. But things eventually grew more chaotic around the site, with some ignoring signs that warned visitors to keep off the ice blocks. Toronto police said they were called to the location Monday night as people were climbing the structure and breaking off chunks with tools. Drake has been teasing the album for some time. It will be his first solo effort since his feud with Kendrick Lamar, which peaked in the spring of 2024 with the latter’s diss track “Not Like Us.” #Drake #IceMan #Toronto #Music