
Drake's Ice Man Teaser: Toronto Buzzes
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Drakes ICE MAN sculpture in Toronto is causing a stir, with its release date tied to its melting. The thirty-nine-year-old rappers latest tease has locals buzzing, especially after a recent explosion at Downsview Park during a video shoot. As temperatures rise, the ice sculptures fate could reveal Drakes next albums release date, heating up the music scene.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Drake's Ice Man Teaser: Toronto Buzzes. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 20th. You're listening to Canada News today, AI-powered local news. I'm Corey with The Story. Drake's hyping his next album with a massive ice sculpture right in downtown Toronto. The 39-year-old rapper calls it Iceman, and he announced on social media that the release date will show up once the whole thing melts down. It's parted at 81 Bond Street, built from huge ice blocks that are holding strong for now. According to the local meteorologist, current forecasts point to at least a few days before it starts dripping away. Meanwhile, Toronto folks are buzzing about it, especially after that big explosion Thursday night at Downsview Park. Turns out it was part of a video she would Drake, and the park had to apologize to neighbors for the loud blasts and distress. Weather's playing right into the tease, with overnight lows hitting minus 3 degrees Celsius, but warming up fast. Expect highs of 15 degrees on Wednesday and 17 on Thursday, speeding up that melt. Keep your eyes on Bond Street as the ice gives way. Drake's
dropping clues that could heat up the music scene real soon.
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