Drake decided Friday, May 15, was the day to bury fans under three full albums. Iceman leads the charge with eighteen tracks, plus Habibti and Maid of Honour arriving all at once.

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Rick Ross has publicly called out Drake on his recent album, Iceman, questioning his current star power, commercial performance, and the authenticity of his numbers.

Along with his much anticipated 'Ice Man,' the hip-hop superstar also released 'Maid of Honour' and 'Habibti' on Friday.

It’s possible that the world’s biggest rapper is using this epic content drop to get out of his record deal, but aside from some bright spots on Iceman, should the public really be subjected to it?