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Yeat is keeping his 2026 run moving with COCOON, a surprise seven-track EP arriving tonight, with Drake appearing on “miss my dawg.” The project was announced just hours before its release, adding another high-profile collaboration to Yeat’s increasingly active year.

The full COCOON tracklist includes “earnëd it,” “in2that,” “miss my dawg” featuring Drake, “luh birk,” “holy watër,” “cocoon” and “tënnis.” Yeat described the project as a “luh 5 pack” made while he has been on the road, although the final tracklist expands beyond the five-song description used in his announcement.


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The EP arrives in the middle of Yeat’s LOVE/LYFE Tour, which supports his March double album ADL. The current run has taken him through Texas, Denver, the West Coast, Canada and the Northeast, with a Virginia Beach date scheduled for September 17 and a New York stop following on September 18. That puts COCOON directly alongside two major tour dates.

Drake’s appearance on “miss my dawg” adds another chapter to the rappers’ ongoing collaboration. Their relationship began with “IDGAF,” Drake’s 2023 collaboration with Yeat from For All the Dogs, which reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100. Yeat later appeared with Drake on “As We Speak,” released on the deluxe edition of 2093 in 2024.

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The pair reunited again in 2025 on “DOG HOUSE,” a Drake single featuring Yeat and Julia Wolf released during Drake’s ICEMAN rollout. “miss my dawg” now becomes their fourth official collaboration, following its premiere in Drake’s FOMO short film on September 16.

COCOON also follows Yeat’s September 4 release “ON NOTHING,” which drew attention for lyrics listeners interpreted as references to Travis Scott, including a mention of “Flame,” Travis’ longtime nickname. The song arrived after Yeat’s verse was removed from Young Thug’s “Eaters” and another Yeat collaboration was absent from Travis’ JACKBOYS 2 compilation.

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