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Yeat And Drake Reconnect On Reflective New Track “MISS MY DAWG”

Yeat and Drake have linked up once again, adding another chapter to their growing collaborative run with “MISS MY DAWG,” a standout track from Yeat’s new COCOON EP.

Released on September 18, 2026, the song marks the fourth official collaboration between the two artists. Their previous joint efforts include “IDGAF,” “As We Speak,” and “DOG HOUSE,” released in 2025. The latest record continues a partnership that has gradually developed its own sound, blending Drake’s reflective songwriting with Yeat’s unpredictable energy.

Fans were given an early preview of “MISS MY DAWG” when Drake featured the song in his “FOMO” short film earlier in the week. The track subsequently arrived on streaming services as part of Yeat’s new EP.

Despite its title, the song isn’t simply a downbeat tribute. Drake takes the chorus and provides the emotional core, reflecting on mortality, memories, loss, and the difficult reality of eventually saying goodbye to people who matter.

Yeat takes a different route on his verse. The rapper moves through familiar themes involving money, women, drugs, and his larger-than-life lifestyle before circling back to the feeling of missing the people closest to him.

That contrast gives the record its character. Drake brings a more introspective presence, while Yeat keeps the track from becoming overly somber with his energetic delivery and flex-heavy writing.

“MISS MY DAWG” also demonstrates how naturally the two artists have developed their musical chemistry. Rather than trying to make their styles identical, the collaboration allows each rapper to occupy his own space while meeting in the middle.

For Yeat, the track adds another high-profile collaboration to COCOON, while Drake continues to build on a partnership with the younger rapper that has already produced several memorable records.

With four official collaborations now in their catalog, “MISS MY DAWG” shows that Yeat and Drake have found a formula that gives both artists room to sound like themselves while creating something distinct together.

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