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Just in case you haven\u2019t had your Drake<\/a> fill for the year (heck, for the rest of your life), the rapper has added four unreleased tracks to Habibti<\/em> that he originally debuted in his not-so-short short film, FOMO<\/em><\/a>, last month. The newly revamped Habibti (FOMO)<\/em> includes his flip of Ella Langley<\/a>\u2019s \u201cChoosin\u2019 Texas<\/a>,\u201d featuring Don Toliver<\/a> and now titled \u201cSolar Eclipse,\u201d plus \u201cQuebec,\u201d \u201cClassic PT2,\u201d and another Don Toliver collab that also brings back Yebba, \u201cCold Shoulder.\u201d Listen below.<\/p>\n Habibti (FOMO)<\/em> brings the total volumetric quantity of new Drake music released this year up to three hours and ten minutes. That\u2019s not counting the hour and two minutes of music videos<\/a>\u2014practically a short film in and of itself\u2014he dropped to accompany his 2026 trifecta<\/a> of Iceman<\/em><\/a>, Habibti<\/em><\/a>, and Maid of Honor<\/em><\/a>. During the premiere of FOMO<\/em>, Drake also said that he plans to go on tour next year.<\/p>\n Don Toliver put out a new album of his own, Octane<\/em><\/a>, in February. \u201cChoosin\u2019 Texas\u201d recently broke the record<\/a> for the longest-running No. 1 hit on the U.S. Billboard singles chart, and just picked up a 24th week<\/a> atop the Hot 100 as of Tuesday.<\/p>\n Read Alphonse Pierre\u2019s new Off the Dome<\/a> column Don Toliver Is Everywhere. But Why?<\/a><\/p>\n