Drake gave away an hour of new music in a free, self-funded film, then made the YouTube copy private. Nobody can rewatch it to check, so every outlet printed a different list. Here is every title, tied to who reported it.
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What actually dropped
Sites calling FOMO an album are wrong. Drake called it a "not so short film" and "self-funded surrealism".
About an hour of music videos, unreleased songs and cameos, premiered late on Tuesday 15 September (Eastern), per XXL and Complex.
A livestream on all three, per IBTimes.
The YouTube copy went private "almost immediately" (Capital XTRA). "Drake has not explained why" (IBTimes). For a film called Fear of Missing Out, that is the point.
The consensus matrix
Five outlets, five different lists. We added no title from memory or from fan playlists. A dot means that outlet printed the title. Featured artists appear only where the outlet named them.
| Song | XXL | Capital XTRA | Complex | HotNewHipHop | Consequence | Outlets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01Choosin' Texasflip of Ella Langley's singlewith Don Toliver, Ella Langley | 3/5 | |||||
| 02Cheetah Printwith Sexyy Red | 2/5 | |||||
| 03Outside Tweakingwith Stunna Sandy | 2/5 | |||||
| 04True Bestie | 2/5 | |||||
| 05New Bestiewith Winnie Harlow (video) | 2/5 | |||||
| 06WNBA | 2/5 | |||||
| 07H*e Phase | 2/5 | |||||
| 08I'm Spentwith Loe Shimmy | 2/5 | |||||
| 09Untitled snippetwith Yeat | 2/5 | |||||
| 10FOMOwith Don Toliver | 1/5 | |||||
| 11Cold Shoulderwith Don Toliver | 1/5 | |||||
| 12Amazing Shape | 1/5 | |||||
| 13Road Trips | 1/5 | |||||
| 14Rusty | 1/5 | |||||
| 15White Bone | 1/5 | |||||
| 16Classic | 1/5 | |||||
| 17Q&A | 1/5 | |||||
| 18Princess | 1/5 |
Choosin' Texas, with Don Toliver, flips Ella Langley's single, which is the No. 1 song on the Billboard Hot 100 dated 19 September 2026, in its 47th week on the chart. Drake put his hands on the biggest song in America. Everything else splits across one or two sources, which tells you how much music was packed into that hour. The two Don Toliver titles, FOMO and Cold Shoulder, may be one song under two names. Nobody can settle it while the film is private.
The song dossier
Searching for one song? Each card has its own link. Status is as of 17 Sep 2026: what was reported, who reported it, and whether lyrics or a streaming release exist.
Drake's country turn: a flip of Ella Langley's Choosin' Texas, the No. 1 song on the Billboard Hot 100 dated 19 September 2026 in its 47th week on the chart, with Don Toliver. Capital XTRA lists it as a remix with Don Toliver and Ella Langley.
Premiered as a music video in the film, with Sexyy Red (Capital XTRA).
With Stunna Sandy, with an accompanying video (Complex).
Premiered as a music video in the film (Capital XTRA).
Premiered as a music video in the film, featuring Winnie Harlow (Capital XTRA).
Premiered as a music video in the film (Capital XTRA).
Premiered as a music video in the film (Capital XTRA).
Premiered as a music video in the film, with Loe Shimmy (Capital XTRA).
A snippet with Yeat that no outlet could name (HotNewHipHop, Consequence).
Listed by Capital XTRA as new music with Don Toliver. Possibly the same song HotNewHipHop reported as Cold Shoulder.
Previewed with Don Toliver during the livestream (HotNewHipHop). Possibly the same song Capital XTRA listed as FOMO.
Named in XXL's rundown of the film.
Named in XXL's rundown of the film.
Named in XXL's rundown of the film.
Named in XXL's rundown of the film.
Premiered as a music video in the film (Capital XTRA).
Premiered as a music video in the film (Capital XTRA).
Premiered as a music video in the film (Capital XTRA).
Looking for FOMO lyrics?
None of the songs has a confirmed standalone release, so no licensed lyrics exist to read. Anything posted now is a transcription of a film that has since gone private on YouTube. RapCanon does not republish lyrics, released or not.
When the songs drop, licensed lyrics usually appear inside Spotify and Apple Music first. A confirmed release will be marked on the card here, with the date.
The part the recaps skip
No outlet we checked reports a FOMO song charting, and Drake "has also given no release date for the new collaborations that debuted in the film" (IBTimes). A free hour for the fans is the one kind of release the US chart formula is built to discount.
Streams needed for one Billboard album-equivalent unit since January 2026. A free play counts for 40% of a paid one. Source: Billboard, via MBW.
We believe every fan matters and every play should count equally, therefore after January 16, YouTube data will no longer be delivered or factored into the U.S. Billboard charts.
YouTube, on leaving the US Billboard charts · source
And when he does play the chart game
His May trilogy made Drake the first act to hold No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 on the Billboard 200 at the same time. First-week numbers per Complex citing Billboard. Bars drawn to true scale.
He also holds more career Hot 100 entries than anyone in the chart's history: 403 as of the chart dated 19 September 2026, in our own count.
Open questions
Is it still watchable on Spotify or Apple Music? Reports confirm the YouTube copy went private. None we checked says whether the other two stayed up.
Do the songs get standalone releases? Consequence calls it "unclear". Fan playlists using the FOMO name are not official, and we did not count them.
Final titles. Everything above is as reported from a film that can no longer be rewatched. Expect some to change.
The premiere time. Outlets give 9pm, 10pm and about 10:30pm Eastern, and Complex dates it 16 September. We use the 15th, Eastern.
What to watch
A surprise streaming drop. The May trilogy arrived with no warning. If these songs land the same way, the chart clock starts that day.
Choosin' Texas as the single. The most-confirmed song, riding a record that already charted.
The film coming back. If it is re-uploaded, the titles can be checked against it and the change dated here.
The 2027 tour. Drake confirmed it with no dates yet (XXL).
Questions people are asking
No. Drake called Fear of Missing Out a "not so short film" and "self-funded surrealism". It premiered as a free livestream of about an hour on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Music on 15 September 2026 (Eastern), per IBTimes, XXL and Complex.
The YouTube copy was made private shortly after the premiere, per Capital XTRA and Consequence. Reports we checked do not say whether the Spotify and Apple Music versions stayed up. Clips circulate on social media.
Five outlets reported 17 song titles plus an untitled Yeat snippet, and no two lists match. The title named by the most outlets is Choosin' Texas with Don Toliver, a flip of Ella Langley's single. The full cross-checked list is on this page.
No official lyrics have been published for any FOMO song as of 17 September 2026, and none of the songs has a confirmed standalone streaming release. RapCanon does not republish lyrics. When official releases arrive, licensed lyrics usually appear inside the streaming services.
It premiered inside the FOMO film, as a flip of Ella Langley's Choosin' Texas, the No. 1 song on the Billboard Hot 100 dated 19 September 2026. Capital XTRA lists it as new music with Don Toliver and Ella Langley, but we have not confirmed a standalone streaming release as of 17 September 2026.
Outlets name Don Toliver, Ella Langley, Sexyy Red, Stunna Sandy, Loe Shimmy and Yeat, with Winnie Harlow in a music video. Reported cameos include Kevin Durant, Shane Gillis and Drake's mother.
Yes. Drake said he is touring in 2027, with no dates or venues announced as of 17 September 2026 (XXL).
Only once they are released on services that report to Billboard. YouTube data has not counted toward US Billboard charts since 16 January 2026, and since January an album unit needs 1,000 paid streams or 2,500 ad-supported streams.
