Drake went viral after taking a slight shot at NBA superstar LeBron James on his new album ICEMAN, which was released Friday.

Drake has finally delivered his long-awaited Iceman album on Friday, May 15, and it did not take long for fans to start digging through the lyrics for any hidden messages or direct disses. Iceman is 18 tracks with features

The tension between LeBron James and Drake seems to continue in the rapper's latest album.

Drake also included a line that said, "Please stop asking what's going on with 23 and me," adding that "he's not, it's in my DNA," another reference to James, and perhaps Lamar, w

The internet was buzzing overnight after Drake released his new album Iceman at midnight without advance notice, and one song in particular quickly drew widespread attention. 1 AM in Albany sparked

In 2016, a comment from the legendary Phil Jackson sparked one of the more uncomfortable cultural discussions in the league when he openly criticized how superstars were influencing the game. When discussing the growing power of players,

Drake referenced athletes from the NBA and NFL to the NCAA on his new album Iceman that dropped Friday. That included an apparent nod to Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts in the song "Make Them Pay.

The rapper dropped three new releases overnight, and on Iceman -- an 18-track album featuring Future and 21 Savage -- Drake took a shot at James, who the Oklahoma City Thunder just swept out of the NBA playoffs. Fellow Canadian and LeBron nemesis Dillon Brooks would approve.