Stuck Lyrics – Drake | from “Iceman”

Drake‘s been pulling us into his world one cryptic frame at a time with the Iceman series, and “Stuck” lands like a hazy confession you didn’t know you needed. This snippet dropped in the thick of Episode 3’s YouTube stream on September 1, 2025, right around 9 PM ET, catching everyone off guard amid the Italian sun and subtle nods to his endless rollout.

Picture it: Drake chilling courtside at a bocce ball game in Milan, track suits everywhere, some locals sliding him a mysterious package over dinner. He hops in a ride, cues up the track on his phone, just like that delivery truck pivot in Episode 1 and cruises back to this sprawling mansion. There, he links with a woman who settles in to watch the whole thing projected on the wall, the song swelling as the credits roll in real time. It’s pure Drake cinema, blending that effortless cool with a vulnerability that sneaks up on you.

The beat’s got this looped, almost claustrophobic vibe—think a slowed-down R&B trap hybrid that mirrors the lyrics’ tangle of love and escape. Lines about splitting but not breaking, popping a Pamelor pill (that’s nortriptyline, an old-school antidepressant for the uninitiated) to “break it up,” hit different knowing Drake’s been open about his battles with anxiety and relationships post-beef. Fans on Reddit lit up right after, some calling it a grower that ties into the Iceman lore of frozen emotions thawing out. One thread dove deep, linking the “stuck like glue” hook to his history of on-again-off-again dynamics, from “Marvins Room” to now. Kai Cenat’s reaction stream went viral for the shade “biggest waste of my time” but others, like that X post from @hiphopunison, praised the episode’s seamless storytelling and how “Stuck” caps it with quiet fire.

No full drop yet, but with Iceman’s tracklist teasing more heat like “Dog House” with Yeat, this feels like the emotional glue holding the project together. Dive into the Stuck lyrics below and get caught in the loop. Don’t miss other Iceman tracks for more of Drake’s introspective chill.