Rick Ross Trolls Drake’s Iceman Rollout, Calls Album “Whiteman” Amid Negative Feedback
Drake’s cinematic rollout for his upcoming album ICEMAN took a hit this week after Episode 3 premiered via livestream from Italy, and not everyone was impressed.
Rap mogul Rick Ross and Twitch superstar Kai Cenat have both publicly trashed the hour-long episode, sparking major buzz across the hip-hop world.
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Rick Ross Roasts Drake: “Whiteman”
Never one to hold back, Rick Ross clowned Drake on social media following the stream.
He took shots at the Iceman rollout, even mocking the album’s name by sarcastically renaming it “White Man.” Ross said, clearly enjoying the moment:
Rick Ross Mocks Drake’s Iceman Episode 3, Claims Album Is Flopping
Rick Ross disses Drake following the ICEMAN Episode 3 stream:
“Damn Champagne Papi, they say them songs that you just streamed off your new album ‘White Man’, they say that s*** ain’t dope… and then Kai Cenat said that shit was a**” 🗣️
— WhatsOnRap (@WhatsOnRap__) September 5, 2025
Ross added fuel to the fire by referencing the negative feedback pouring in from fans online, pointing out that the reception was far from what Drake probably expected.
Kai Cenat Calls the Episode a “Waste of Time”
Meanwhile, Twitch king Kai Cenat, who streamed his live reaction during his Mafiathon 3 subathon, didn’t hold back either.
“That s**t was a**….. The biggest waste of my f***g time.”
Kai bluntly told viewers, visibly frustrated after sitting through the full 90-minute episode.
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The streamer doubled down on his take, saying: “I can’t fake it,” and made it clear that he felt let down by the content, despite the hype leading up to the release.
Episode 3 Features Big Names, Mixed Vibes
Iceman Episode 3, which dropped Thursday (September 4), was streamed live from Italy and continued the album’s cinematic rollout.
It included new collaborations with artists like Yeat, Cash Cobain, Julia Wolf, and PARTYNEXTDOOR.
One of the highlights, Somebody Who Loves Me Pt. 2, touches on emotional themes like loyalty, betrayal, and self-reflection.
But despite the star-studded features, the episode failed to land with everyone, and with high-profile critics like Ross and Cenat airing their opinions, the conversation around ICEMAN is shifting.
Is ICEMAN Losing Steam?
With the album still awaiting an official release date, and four singles already out, Drake’s eighth studio album is one of the most anticipated hip-hop drops of the year.
But the backlash from Episode 3 may be a sign that not all fans are fully on board with the direction he’s taking. As social media debates rage on, one thing’s for sure, Drake’s ICEMAN era is heating up in more ways than one.
