Yeat Drops COCOON EP With Drake Collaboration ‘Miss My Dawg’

Yeat just caught fans off guard with a surprise new project, and Drake is along for the ride. The rapper has released COCOON, a seven-track EP featuring a highly anticipated collaboration with Drake on “miss my dawg.”

The project arrived with little warning, adding another major release to an already busy 2026 for Yeat.

Originally teased as a “luh 5 pack” recorded while Yeat was traveling, COCOON ultimately expanded into seven tracks. The EP includes “earnëd it,” “in2that,” “miss my dawg” featuring Drake, “luh birk,” “holy watër,” “cocoon,” and “tënnis.”

Drake and Yeat Reunite on ‘Miss My Dawg’

The biggest talking point is undoubtedly “miss my dawg,” which brings Yeat and Drake together once again.

The track already drew attention after appearing in Drake’s FOMO short film, giving fans an early taste before its official release on COCOON.

The collaboration extends a relationship that has produced several major records. Drake and Yeat first connected on “IDGAF,” released as part of Drake’s For All the Dogs in 2023. The song became a major commercial success, reaching No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Yeat later joined Drake on “As We Speak,” which appeared on the deluxe edition of Yeat’s 2093 in 2024.

The pair reunited again in 2025 on “DOG HOUSE,” a Drake track featuring Yeat and Julia Wolf during Drake’s ICEMAN rollout.

“miss my dawg” now marks the duo’s fourth official collaboration, giving COCOON an immediate headline-making moment.

COCOON Lands During Yeat’s Massive Tour Run

The EP’s timing is just as significant.

Yeat is currently traveling across North America on his LOVE/LYFE Tour, supporting his March double album ADL. The tour has already taken him through Texas, Denver, the West Coast, Canada, and the Northeast.

The release arrives around major tour dates, with Yeat scheduled in Virginia Beach on September 17 before heading to New York on September 18.

That means COCOON is landing while Yeat is already in front of thousands of fans, potentially giving the new tracks an immediate live audience.

Yeat’s 2026 Just Got Even Wilder

COCOON follows Yeat’s September 4 single “ON NOTHING,” another release that sparked intense fan speculation.

Listeners interpreted several lyrics as apparent references to Travis Scott, including the use of “Flame,” Travis’ longtime nickname. However, neither artist has publicly confirmed that the song was aimed at Travis.

The speculation arrived amid other developments involving the two artists. Yeat’s verse was removed from Young Thug’s “Eaters,” while another collaboration involving Yeat was absent from Travis Scott’s JACKBOYS 2 compilation.

Online theories have suggested tensions between the artists, but claims about the reasons behind the changes remain unconfirmed.

Meanwhile, Yeat also appeared in unreleased material featured in Drake’s FOMO, further connecting him to one of hip-hop’s biggest stars.

Seven Tracks, One Huge Collaboration

At only seven songs, COCOON is far smaller than Yeat’s recent full-length projects. But the compact release could prove significant because it arrives at a moment when almost everything surrounding the rapper is generating conversation.

With Drake on “miss my dawg,” a packed tour schedule, and ongoing speculation surrounding his collaborations, Yeat has given fans another project to dissect—and another reason to keep watching what comes next.