Drake trolls Kai Cenat with forehead post on Instagram days after streamer says Drake’s Iceman series is "as*"

Hip-hop superstar Drake just turned Instagram into his stage for some unexpected shade. On September 9, 2025, the Canadian rapper dropped a carousel of photos with the casual caption, “Paris, how we looking?” But buried in the third slide was something fans didn’t expect: a zoomed-in shot of streamer Kai Cenat’s forehead. The playful but pointed move comes just days after Kai openly slammed Drake’s Iceman YouTube series, calling the rapper’s latest episode a “waste of time.”

Drake trolls Kai Cenat by posting his forehead on Instagram after Kai Cenat’s harsh review of the Iceman series

The Toronto rapper’s latest post began like many of his others: scenic shots, international vibes, and a caption that read, “Paris, how we looking?”But followers who swiped through the gallery noticed something unusual on slide three: a close-up image of Kai Cenat’s forehead.

The addition felt deliberate, and many interpreted it as a sly reference to Kai’s viral rant just a few days prior. Within minutes, screenshots of the forehead post were circulating across X, TikTok, and Instagram, turning a routine Drake upload into trending internet drama.

Kai Cenat blasted Drake’s Iceman series days earlier on stream

Only four days before, on September 5, Cenat had streamed his reaction to Episode 3 of Iceman, Drake’s cinematic series tied to his upcoming album. Far from impressed, Kai didn’t hold back.

Calling the video “the biggest waste” of his time, the streamer repeated that he couldn’t “fake” his reaction and slammed the production as “a**.” His passionate rant, clipped and shared across X (formerly Twitter), made the rounds fast and ensured Drake caught wind of it.

Kai Cenat reacts live to Drake’s forehead joke on Instagram

When Kai discovered that Drake had actually posted his forehead to millions of followers, his live reaction was caught on stream. Laughing but also sounding confused, he told his viewers: “The news gotta be slow today. I don’t beef with Drake, but why is he posting my sh* like this?”*

Memes, jokes, and edits of the forehead photo flooded social media within hours. Some users called it “legendary petty Drake behavior,” while others argued Kai’s honesty about Iceman earned him the playful jab.Either way, Drake’s post achieved its purpose: blending music promotion with viral culture. As fans wait for the full Iceman rollout, one thing is clear: Drake knows how to keep his name, and Kai’s forehead, at the center of the conversation.