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Drake's Iceman Album Stunt Turns Dangerous

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Drake's Iceman Album Stunt Turns Dangerous

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It's April 22nd. This is Canada News Today, local news powered by AI. Firefighters in Toronto are warning folks about a huge ice sculpture hyping Drake's new album Iceman. Crowds keep showing up trying to melt it down with open flames and flammable liquids turning a cool promo into a real hazard. Police chimed in too, saying people are climbing the structure and smashing off pieces with pickaxes, making the whole scene even riskier. This wild fan behavior has officials on edge, calling it an immediate threat to life in such an uncontrolled spot. It's got everyone rethinking how to handle these viral stunts safely. Crews are now stepping up with plans to control the crowds and cut down on the dangers before someone gets hurt. All this buzz comes right after Drake's long tease for solo projects since his beef with Kendrick Lamar, proving fans hype can melt more than just. Ice If Not Captain Check

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