Drake’s “HABIBTI” Eyes No. 3 Return Following “FOMO” Edition


The “FOMO” edition gives Drake’s previously No. 2-peaking album another substantial streaming boost.

Months after reaching No. 2 on the Billboard 200, Drake’s HABIBTI is preparing to make another serious run near the chart’s summit.

The album is projected to rise to No. 3 with approximately 65,000 equivalent units following the release of its FOMO edition, according to Hits Daily Double. Although that placement would fall one position short of the project’s original peak, it would return HABIBTI to the top three during a competitive release week.

The projected total is overwhelmingly driven by streaming activity. Only around 900 units are expected to come from traditional album sales (Which is absolutely wild), showing how heavily Drake’s audience has embraced the additional material across digital platforms.

HABIBTI (FOMO) expands the album with four songs: “Solar Eclipse,” “Quebec,” “Classic PT2,” and “Cold Shoulder.” The tracks first appeared through Drake’s FOMO film before reaching streaming services. “Solar Eclipse” features Don Toliver and transforms Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas,” while “Cold Shoulder” pairs Drake with Don Toliver and Yebba.

The original HABIBTI arrived in May alongside ICEMAN and Maid of Honour, completing an enormous three-album release that already made 2026 one of Drake’s busiest years.

Taylor Swift and Olivia Rodrigo are currently projected to occupy the Billboard 200’s top two positions. Final numbers could still shift, but Drake appears ready to settle directly behind them.

Anytime you think The Boy is cooked, he comes back with something new to drop on your headtop.




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