Yeat was spotted in New York wearing a fully iced-out OVO owl chain, reportedly gifted to him by Drake. The piece features multiple diamond-covered chain strands connecting to a large owl pendant, matching Drake's own signature label logo.
This chain ties directly into Drake's Iceman album. Jeweler Alex Moss designed a run of similar owl pieces for members of Drake's OVO camp around the album's rollout, each one engraved with a line referencing the record's icy theme.
Drake himself debuted one of these chains in the music video for "National Treasures," giving fans their first real look at the design before it started popping up elsewhere. Seeing Yeat with a matching piece suggests he's now part of that same exclusive group receiving them.
Diamond-covered owl chains have become one of Drake's signature ways of showing love to people in his circle. Getting one often signals a real connection to the OVO camp, rather than just a passing collaboration.
Yeat isn't new to standout jewelry moments either. Moss has also designed custom pieces for him separately, including a Minions chain. That existing relationship makes this OVO gift feel like a natural extension of work Moss was already doing for him.
Yeat's OVO Chain
Drake has built a reputation over the years for gifting expensive, custom jewelry to artists close to him. DJ Khaled and Vybz Kartel have all received similar OVO-branded pieces in the past.
Each of those gifts tends to carry its own personal detail, whether that's an engraved phrase or a design tied to the recipient's own persona. Yeat's version connects him directly to Drake's current album cycle.
Images like this keep fueling conversation around who's actually close to Drake behind the scenes. For Yeat, wearing this chain publicly only adds to that narrative. That pattern has picked up even more lately, with Drake recently handing out pink OVO chains to Stunna Sandy and Sexyy Red as well.
Overall things like this also show how jewelry impact hip-hop culture. A single chain can say more about an artist's connections than any feature or co-sign, especially when it comes directly from someone as big as Drake.
