Drake’s ‘HABIBTI (FOMO)’ Projected To Return to No. 2
The Don Toliver-assisted “Solar Eclipse,” a “Choosin’ Texas” interpolation, leads the deluxe edition.
Summary
Drake's 'HABIBTI (FOMO)' deluxe adds four new songs, two of them featuring Don Toliver
The additions reportedly drew nearly 9 million combined Spotify streams in their first full day
Early projections point to roughly 65,000 first-week units and a possible return to No. 2 on the Billboard 200
Drake‘s HABIBTI (FOMO) is shaping up to give the album a second commercial run. Early industry projections suggest the deluxe edition could earn around 65,000 equivalent album units in its first week. The expanded release arrived after Drake’s “FOMO” short film and adds four new tracks to the original tracklist. On streaming, those additions are already pulling in big numbers.
The new material is split between solo cuts and Don Toliver collaborations. “Classic PT2” continues the original album’s “Classic,” and “Quebec” stands as a solo addition. Toliver features on “Cold Shoulder” and again on “Solar Eclipse.” The latter has quickly become the fan favorite: it builds on an interpolation of Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas,” pulling a country hit into Drake’s world.
The reported Spotify numbers line up with that reaction. Per streaming tracker Bars on Instagram, the four songs combined for about 8.96 million streams in their first full day on the platform. “Solar Eclipse” led with roughly 3.3 million. “Cold Shoulder” and “Quebec” followed with about 2.2 million each, while “Classic PT2” brought in around 1.3 million.
Those early returns are fueling the sales forecasts. Chart account Nora Music on X projects about 65,000 album-equivalent units for the week, and Hip Hop All Day reports the album could climb back to No. 2 on the next Billboard 200. Both figures are projections, not official tallies, and Luminate’s numbers will settle the final total once the chart is published.
The deluxe adds to an already busy 2026 for Drake. His ICEMAN, a former Billboard 200 No. 1, was still holding at No. 10 on the October 10-dated chart. The “Solar Eclipse” interpolation also arrives while its source artist is on a strong run of her own: Langley’s Dandelion sat at No. 3 the same week. Strong first-day streaming could put Drake back near the top of the albums chart he has spent much of this year on.
