Watch All 18 Videos in One Place

There are 17 new Drake music videos to watch alongside his Iceman, Maid of Honour and Habibti album trilogy release (in addition to one more already-dropped video, “What Did I Miss?” — which was filmed and shared when Drake previously teased the new music collection months ago).

While 18 videos still doesn’t make for a full visual album release when you’re looking at a three-album collection, the abundance of back-to-back fresh content for one to find and check out — exhilarating as it is for Drake superfans — might feel like a lot for the casual Drake fan to navigate, especially if they’re still taking in the combined total of 43 new songs from the artist’s trio of studio LPs just released on Friday (May 15). That’s fair, and that’s why we’re compiling all of Drake’s Iceman-era music videos in one handy place, to bookmark and watch at your leisure.

Of Drake’s newest video uploads on YouTube, all are set to tracks from his Iceman album except one. The one outlier from the fresh bunch of visuals so far is “Gen 5,” a song off of Habibti, which has an emotional Drake (pictured above) crooning in the snow, wrapped snugly in his furry parka.

Who’s to say whether Drake is done with this delivery that keeps on giving? Billboard‘s compilation will be updated if any other music videos from the album rollout pop up.

The videos on Drake’s channel first appeared throughout a pre-release day livestream before being made available to watch outside of the live event. Drake’s hometown of Toronto is heavily featured as the setting.

Notably, Drake’s 8-year-old son Adonis plays a memorable role taking the wheel in the video for “Dust,” a clip that co-stars comedian Shane Gillis as a flustered cop. Meanwhile, “Make Them Pay” stands out for its animation.

Iceman and its two full-length companions make up Drake’s first full-length solo output since his 2023 Billboard 200 No. 1 album, For All the Dogs.

Watch all of Drake’s Iceman-era music videos below, listed in the order in which they were originally uploaded to YouTube. It starts with “What Did I Miss?” just in case you did miss it upon its original release.