Drake Extends FOMO Rollout With Surprise Single “Quebec” and New Videos
Drake Quebec arrives as the latest release from the Toronto superstar’s FOMO project, accompanied by a wave of standalone videos that expand the film’s music into a broader rollout.
TORONTO — Drake has continued the rollout of Fear of Missing Out with “Quebec,” a surprise single released September 19 alongside a new batch of standalone music videos drawn from the FOMO film.
The Toronto rapper first previewed the track inside FOMO before formally releasing its video through his official YouTube channel. The move gives one of the film’s previously embedded musical moments a life of its own.
FOMO Moves Beyond the Film
Drake also separated several other FOMO sequences into individual videos, including “Road Trips,” “Classic,” “Princess” and “True Bestie.” Additional visuals from the project include music featuring Sexyy Red, Loe Shimmy, Stunna Sandy and other collaborators.
The expanded release strategy turns FOMO from a one-off film into a continuing music campaign, allowing individual songs and scenes to circulate separately after the project’s September 15 premiere.
Toronto Remains Central to Drake’s 2026 Run
“Quebec” continues Drake’s use of Canadian places and imagery as recurring elements in his 2026 work. The FOMO film itself was heavily rooted in Toronto, using recognizable locations and references to earlier moments in his career.
The new release follows a year in which Drake issued ICEMAN, HABIBTI and MAID OF HONOUR simultaneously, launched FOMO and announced plans for a 2027 world tour.
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