Drake Releases New Single 'Dog House' Featuring Yeat, References Kendrick Lamar

Drake has released "Dog House," the third single from his upcoming 2025 album "Iceman," featuring Yeat and Julia Wolf. The track, produced by BNYX, includes a lyric referencing Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant, continuing a previous jab at the NBA player from Drake's 2024 song "Push Ups." Yeat contributes a pointed diss aimed at Kendrick Lamar, Drake's known rival, with lines rejecting Lamar's "Money Trees" track. The song also contains a possible reference to Kim Kardashian's ex, Ye (formerly Kanye West), illustrating Drake's ongoing engagement with personal and industry conflicts. "Dog House" follows earlier releases "What Did I Miss" and "Which One" and was previewed in Drake's 2025 MTV Video Music Awards nominee livestream series. As Drake tours Europe with PartyNextDoor, anticipation builds for "Iceman," expected to drop later this year as his first solo album since "For All the Dogs."