The Grammy Album of the Year market is heating up around Drake's highly anticipated "Iceman" album, with odds jumping from 10¢ to 57¢ overnight. The producer, who's expected to have some credits on Drake's solo follow-up, has been consistently teasing the project on social media, at one point predicting "the world will freeze" on May 15, the date of Iceman's release. "What he's about to do is completely unheard of in music… like nothing we've ever seen before," Gordo wrote in an X post. The market surge comes as Grammy voters continue to recognize diverse musical narratives — Bad Bunny returned to the stage to deliver another Grammy acceptance speech after winning the Grammy for Album of the Year, making history as the first non-English-language album to ever win the Grammy for Album Of The Year.