Drake Launches Official Virtual Amazon Merch Warehouse Wi…

Drake has partnered with Amazon to launch an official merch warehouse featuring items like a poop scooper, a body pillow, and more.

Called Drake’s Warehouse, the virtual store offers a curated collection of new and archival merchandise from the Canadian star. The first drop includes more than 30 items spanning apparel, accessories, and collectibles celebrating Drizzy’s most iconic albums, according to an Amazon representative.

This launch marks the first time official Drake products are available on Amazon.com, with the full collection listed here. Prime members eligible for fast shipping on select items.

The site debuted after the Canadian star teased its launch earlier this week, when an Amazon truck appeared outside his house on his Drake Related website.

The shop itself is a virtual warehouse that fans can sift through. The user experience allows fans to hover over a virtual version of an item, and when clicked, it takes them directly to the purchase page.

While this new Amazon-exclusive storefront marks a first for Drake, he isn’t the only artist to have one. He joins The Band, Beyoncé, and Charli XCX, who each have their own storefronts on the site.

Meanwhile, Drake is gearing up for the release of his upcoming album, Iceman. He recently did so during an Aug. 9 Kick livestream with Adin Ross, xQc, and Partynextdoor, briefly mentioning the recording process and saying he planned to stay up “all night” working on it.

“I’ll stay up all night fucking recording for Iceman. They’re having a full blown party outside,” Drake said in the clip above. “I can hear people and having a street festival all day. I’ll go out there.I’ll fucking run out there. I’ll turn up with them, do shots, come back—like, I just want a little, you know, I wanna feel it.”

The rapper released two singles in July: “What Did I Miss” and “Which One” featuring Central Cee.

While Drake has yet to announce a release date for Iceman, Johnny Manziel has hinted the project could arrive soon.

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