Drake’s Habibti and Maid of Honour: Full Tracklist, Features, and What Makes Each Album Different

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Following a cinematic livestream from Toronto’s CN Tower on May 14, Drake shocked the music industry by releasing a trilogy of albums: ICEMAN, Maid of Honour, and Habibti. The project, pictured in image_16.png, marks his first major solo release since 2023 and serves as a direct response to the turbulent events of the past year. ICEMAN features an 18-track list with heavy-hitters like Future and 21 Savage, while Maid of Honour and Habibti lean into his signature melodic rap and international R&B sounds, featuring Sexyy Red, Central Cee, and PARTYNEXTDOOR. Photo: OVO Sound / Republic Records

While everyone was expecting one album last night, Drake dropped two that nobody saw coming. Alongside the long-anticipated Iceman, Drake quietly released Habibti and Maid of Honour simultaneously at midnight, catching even his most dedicated fans completely off guard.

Both projects are out now on all major streaming platforms. Here is a full breakdown of what is on each album, who features on them, and what makes them different from each other and from Iceman.


What Is Drake’s Habibti Album?

Habibti is the most sonically diverse of the three projects Drake dropped last night. Where Iceman leans into rap and personal reflection, Habibti pulls in influences from UK rap, Caribbean sounds, and club-ready production. The title itself is Arabic for “my love” or “my darling,” a term of endearment widely used across the Middle East and North Africa, which fits the warmer, more playful tone running through the project.

The feature list confirms the international direction. Central Cee representing the UK, Popcaan bringing Caribbean energy, and Sexyy Red adding the kind of chaotic fun that made her one of the most talked-about artists of 2024 and 2025.


Drake Habibti Full Tracklist

  1. Hoe Phase
  2. Road Trips
  3. Outside Tweaking (feat. Stunna Sandy)
  4. Cheetah Print (feat. Sexyy Red)
  5. Which One (feat. Central Cee)
  6. Amazing Shape (feat. Popcaan)
  7. BBW
  8. True Bestie (feat. Iconic Savvy)
  9. Where’s Your Stuff Interlude
  10. New Bestie
  11. Q&A
  12. Stuck
  13. Goose and The Juice
  14. Princess

Standout early picks: “Cheetah Print” featuring Sexyy Red is the most talked-about cut on social media since the drop. “Amazing Shape” with Popcaan is generating strong early buzz from fans of Drake’s more melodic work. “Which One” with Central Cee had already been previewed during the Iceman rollout episodes, but hearing it in context of Habibti reframes it completely as a summer record rather than a rap statement.


What Is Drake’s Maid of Honour Album?

Maid of Honour is the most unexpected of the three projects and arguably the most personal. Early listener reactions describe it as Drake at his most introspective, a slow-burning R&B-leaning record that strips away the bravado and leans into vulnerability and reflection.

The title carries obvious weight given the themes of fractured friendships and loyalty that have run through Drake’s public statements and the Iceman livestream episodes over the past year. A “maid of honour” is the person closest to you, the one standing beside you when everything counts. Framing an album around that concept after one of the most public falling-outs in rap history is a deliberate choice.


Drake Maid of Honour Full Tracklist

The complete tracklist for Maid of Honour is still being confirmed across music outlets as of publishing. What has been verified so far points to a shorter, more focused project compared to Habibti and Iceman, with a feature list that skews toward R&B artists rather than rap collaborators.

This section will be updated as the full confirmed tracklist is available. For the latest, Hot New Hip Hop and Capital Xtra are updating their coverage in real time.


How Are Habibti and Maid of Honour Different from Iceman?

The three projects appear to have been designed to serve three completely different moods and audiences, which is likely part of why Drake chose to release them together rather than stagger them.

Iceman is the statement record. It is the one responding to the Kendrick Lamar beef, establishing legacy, and speaking directly to the rap conversation. That is the album that contains “B’s On The Table” with 21 Savage and “Ran To Atlanta” with Future.

Habibti is the party record. It is built for streaming, playlists, and summer, with a deliberately broad sonic palette and features that cross genre and geography. It is the album most likely to produce a crossover hit.

Maid of Honour is the intimate record. It appears designed for the listener who wants Drake without the armor, something closer to Take Care in tone than Certified Lover Boy in execution.

Releasing all three at once means Drake controls the entire conversation simultaneously rather than letting any single album define the narrative of his comeback.


Where to Stream Habibti and Maid of Honour

Both albums are available right now on:

For background on how last night’s surprise triple release came together and the full story of Drake’s Iceman rollout, including the Toronto ice sculpture stunt and the Episode 4 livestream, check our earlier breakdown of the Iceman release.


Key Takeaways

  • Habibti is Drake’s international and club-facing project, featuring Sexyy Red, Central Cee, Popcaan, and Stunna Sandy across 14 tracks.
  • Maid of Honour is his most personal and R&B-leaning project of the three, described by early listeners as introspective and stripped back.
  • The two albums serve completely different purposes from Iceman, which handles the rap narrative and legacy conversation.
  • All three are streaming now on Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, and YouTube Music.

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