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Drake Fans Riot Over Album Release Date

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Drakes album release date hidden in Toronto ice sculpture sparks chaos, leading to police intervention and fire crews enforcing safety regulations.

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Drake Fans Riot Over Album Release Date

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Drake Fans Riot Over Album Release Date. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 22nd. Welcome in. This is Canada News Today, where local news meets AI. Drake fans lost their minds over a giant ice sculpture in Toronto, hiding the release date for his next album. The thing popped up out of nowhere, and words spread fast that it held the big reveal inside. Things escalated Monday night when crowds grabbed sledgehammers and started smashing away. They even lit a campfire on top of the melting box, turning the scene chaotic. By Tuesday afternoon, police and Drake's own security team were fighting to keep people back from the perimeter. The energy was wild, but it got out of hand quick. A twitch streamer named Keescha finally broke through with a sledgehammer and uncovered the date, May 15th. That's when Toronto fire crews rolled in heavy that night to shut it down. Fire Chief Jim Jessup says they're now enforcing the Fire Protection and Prevention Act, and crews are still on site making sure no more risks pop. It's off. Drake's drop just got a whole lot hotter.

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