Drake has finally made good on his promise to put FOMO’s best moments on streaming. The four-pack arrives as the HABIBTI deluxe edition, featuring Don Toliver, and it lands today on all major services. The package collects “Cold Shoulder,” “Solar Eclipse,” “Quebec” and “Classic Pt. 2” — a quartet that moves between collaborations, interpolations and extended versions.
The release comes weeks after Drake premiered FOMO. The deluxe edition now gives fans a formal home for four of the project’s standout tracks.
The Four Tracks in Order
“Cold Shoulder” pairs Drake with Don Toliver and Yebba. It is the lead entry in the deluxe set, and it draws Toliver into the project after he appeared on “Solar Eclipse.” The song stands as one of the fan favorites from the film, and its inclusion here signals that it was never a throwaway.
“Solar Eclipse” is the standout moment. It interpolates Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas,” the record-breaking smash that has spent 24 weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100. Toliver makes another guest appearance on the track, which turns the interpolation into a feature rather than a footnote. The interpolation itself is the draw — Langley’s track has been a major hit, and Drake’s version puts it front and center.
“Quebec” follows, a track that was part of the film’s premiere. Its presence here suggests it was always intended for release.
“Classic Pt. 2” rounds things out. It is an extended version of HABIBTI’s original “Classic,” and it treats the song as a proper fourth track rather than a bonus edit.
Drake’s Tease Came During a Gambling Stream
Drake first announced the release during a Kick stream, where he was gambling with friends. The moment was casual, but the message was clear.
“Go watch FOMO. It’s a bunch of songs coming to streaming on Thursday,” Drake said. “So, all the songs that you guys have been asking [about]. Well, not all of them. Enough of them are coming on Thursday. That’s it.”
The timing was exact. Thursday came and went, and the four-pack followed on Friday. Fans who had been waiting for a full version of “Cold Shoulder” or a definitive version of “Solar Eclipse” now have both.
One Track Already Made the Jump
Not every FOMO track needed Drake’s deluxe to arrive. Yeat made sure his “Miss My Dawg” collaboration with Drake was part of his COCOON EP in September.
That move meant one of the film’s tracks was already circulating before the deluxe edition arrived. For fans who wanted a taste of the full project early, Yeat’s EP provided it.
A Trifecta That Set Records
Drake’s recent run of releases includes ICEMAN, HABIBTI and MAID OF HONOUR, a trio that topped the Billboard 200 in May. ICEMAN’s “Janice STFU” became Drake’s longest-running No. 1 on the Hot Rap Songs chart, earning a 19th week at the summit to break a tie with “Hotline Bling.”
The trifecta established Drake as the artist to beat across the charts. His albums occupied the top three slots simultaneously.
The Road Ahead
Drake is gearing up for his first North American trek since 2023’s It’s All A Blur Tour. A world tour is on deck for next year.
The deluxe edition arrives just before that touring cycle begins. It gives fans a fresh slate of material to revisit, and it keeps Drake’s catalog current while he travels.
Key Facts Box
- Release date: Friday, Oct. 2
- Tracks: “Cold Shoulder,” “Solar Eclipse,” “Quebec,” “Classic Pt. 2”
- Guest appearances: Don Toliver (two tracks), Yebba
- Interpolation: Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” — 24 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100
- Chart record: “Janice STFU” — 19th week at No. 1 on Hot Rap Songs, breaking a tie with “Hotline Bling”
The deluxe edition delivers on Drake’s promise, and it does so with a tracklist that rewards attention. Drake said the songs were coming, and they came.
Source material: “Drake Releases ‘FOMO’ Four-Pack as ‘HABIBTI’ Deluxe Featuring Don Toliver: Stream It Now,” Billboard.
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