Drake has added another piece to the FOMO rollout.
On Saturday, September 19, he released “Quebec,” a song that had already appeared inside his new FOMO film. The record arrived with its own video on Drake’s official YouTube channel.
The release did not come by itself. Drake also pushed out standalone visuals for songs that appeared inside FOMO, including “Road Trips,” “Classic,” “Princess” and “True Bestie.”
That makes FOMO more than one long video event. The film is also functioning as a launch point for individual records and visuals that can keep moving after the full project premiered.
“Quebec” is the clearest new release in that sequence because it moves from a preview inside the film into its own standalone song and visual.
Drake has been stretching the boundaries of a normal album rollout throughout 2026. FOMO adds another layer: one larger visual project feeding multiple smaller releases instead of every song arriving through a traditional album campaign.
That structure gives the FOMO rollout several release moments from the same creative world.
The rollout is still active, so the next question is whether “Quebec” stays a standalone release or becomes part of another larger project.
