Four Songs, 70K and Back to No. 2: Drake's HABIBTI (FOMO) Numbers Are In, but Only 838 People Actually Bought It

Drake's HABIBTI (FOMO) edition did 70,513 units in its first week and is back at No. 2 on the Billboard 200, per HITS Daily Double. Only 838 were actual sales. The four new songs include "Solar Eclipse" and "Cold Shoulder" with Don Toliver.

Drake added four songs to HABIBTI and the album went right back to No. 2.

The expanded HABIBTI (FOMO) edition moved 70,513 album-equivalent units in its first week, according to HITS Daily Double numbers posted by FreshHipHopRnB on Oct. 10. That puts it at No. 2 on the Billboard 200. DJ Akademiks reported the same 70.5K and No. 2, as HotNewHipHop noted. Billboard's official chart story hadn't posted as of Sunday afternoon.

The catch: only 838 of those units were actual album sales. The rest came from streams.

The FOMO edition dropped Friday, Oct. 2, with four new songs: "Solar Eclipse" and "Cold Shoulder," both with Don Toliver, plus "Quebec" and "Classic Pt. 2." The songs first showed up in Drake's FOMO short film, which premiered Sept. 15. On Oct. 6, Drake put out official videos for "Solar Eclipse" and "Cold Shoulder" on YouTube, Complex reported.

Early projections had the album at about 65K. It beat that. The original HABIBTI also peaked at No. 2 when it debuted with 114K, The Source reported.

Drake's catalog is still everywhere on the chart, too. ICEMAN did about 30K at No. 11 and Take Care did about 22K at No. 22 in the same HITS numbers.

HotNewHipHop compared it to Quavo, whose Pharrell-produced album did about 13K. Drake did 70K off four songs.

So is Drake still carrying rap, or is streaming doing all the work?

Sources: FreshHipHopRnB / HITS Daily Double (Oct. 10, 2026); HotNewHipHop (Alexander Cole, Oct. 10); The Source (Oct. 5); Complex (Alex Ocho, Oct. 6); DrakeVEVO on YouTube. Photo: Drake in the official "Solar Eclipse" video (DrakeVEVO, Oct. 6, 2026).