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A dancehall-inflected collaboration with Central Cee, 'Which One' leans into the riddim tradition Drake has circled throughout his career. The production is built for movement, wine-your-waist instruction delivered as refrain, the beat engineered for sound-system weight. Drake adopts the role of selector and suitor in equal measure, addressing the women in the room with a mixture of charm and directness that sits somewhere between flirtation and encouragement. Central Cee's verse shifts the register slightly, his delivery more clipped and London-specific, but the song's centre of gravity remains the dancefloor. The repeated question, 'which one?', functions as both hook and structural device, a series of binaries (Cench or your ex, friends or success) that frame choice as the night's organising principle. The tone is playful rather than introspective, the lyric more interested in atmosphere than confession. The track appeared on Drake's 'Iceman' album, released in 2025 following a series of YouTube livestreams titled 'Iceman: Episode 1' and 'Iceman: Episode 2', during which he previewed new material. The single 'What Did I Miss?' arrived first, on July 5, 2025, with 'Which One' following as part of the full project.
"Which One" is a track by Drake, from the album Iceman, released 25th July 2025. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 4 articles about Drake.
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