Drake fans erupted online on Wednesday after the official White House social media account under Donald Trump shared an AI-generated spoof of the rapper's new 'Iceman' album cover, reworked to promote a hardline immigration and border policy message.
Drake, 39, unveiled the artwork for three forthcoming projects on 15 May, 'Iceman,' 'Habibti' and 'Maid of Honor.' The Canadian star posted the covers on Instagram, revealing a tightly curated visual universe ahead of his ninth studio album. The 'Iceman' artwork in particular is unapologetically referential, nodding to Michael Jackson's famous glove with a black, rhinestone-studded hand forming an 'OK' sign, a neat fusion of pop history and Drake's brand of luxury symbolism.
