DRAKE'S 'HABIBTI (FOMO)' HITS NO. 1 IN CANADA — RECORD 17TH CANADIAN CHART-TOPPER

Drake's HABIBTI has re-entered the Billboard Canadian Albums chart at No. 1 on the chart dated October 17, 2026, giving the Toronto star his record 17th Canadian chart-topper — the most No. 1 albums of any artist in Canada. The comeback is powered by the October 2, 2026 deluxe edition HABIBTI (FOMO), which sent the album roaring back up the tally.

The deluxe adds four new tracks — "Quebec", "Solar Eclipse" featuring Don Toliver, "Cold Shoulder" featuring Don Toliver and Yebba, and "Classic PT2" — and they made an immediate splash on the Canadian Hot 100 dated October 17, 2026, with "Quebec" leading the way at No. 5. In all, Drake placed nine songs on that week's Canadian Hot 100, underlining the scale of the comeback.

Drake's Canadian Chart Record — Key Facts

Chart: Billboard Canadian Albums, chart dated October 17, 2026

Album: HABIBTI — the original album and the HABIBTI (FOMO) deluxe count as a single chart entry

Milestone: record 17th Canadian chart-topper, the most No. 1 albums of any artist in Canada

Previous record: 16th Canadian No. 1 with Iceman in May 2026, breaking his tie with Celine Dion and Taylor Swift

Deluxe edition: HABIBTI (FOMO), released October 2, 2026

New tracks: "Quebec", "Solar Eclipse" (ft. Don Toliver), "Cold Shoulder" (ft. Don Toliver and Yebba), "Classic PT2"

Hot 100 debuts: "Quebec" at No. 5, "Solar Eclipse" at No. 6, "Cold Shoulder" at No. 7; "Classic PT2" re-entered at No. 17

How the 'FOMO' Deluxe Powered the Comeback

On October 2, 2026, Drake expanded HABIBTI with four brand-new songs — see the full 'HABIBTI (FOMO)' album tracklist for the complete edition. Billboard counts the original album and the deluxe reissue as one chart entry, so the streaming surge around "Quebec", "Solar Eclipse", "Cold Shoulder" and "Classic PT2" funneled into a single combined total — enough to lift HABIBTI back to the summit of the Canadian Albums chart.

Nine Songs on the Canadian Hot 100

The deluxe's new material dominated the Canadian Hot 100 dated October 17, 2026: "Quebec" debuted at No. 5, "Solar Eclipse" at No. 6 and "Cold Shoulder" at No. 7, while "Classic PT2" re-entered at No. 17. Read the 'Quebec' lyrics to see why the track caught fire. Elsewhere on the same chart, "Janice STFU" from Iceman climbed to No. 13, and Drake logged four more re-entries: "WNBA" at No. 65, "I'm Spent" featuring Loe Shimmy at No. 69, "Slap the City" featuring The Qendresa at No. 82, and "High Fives" at No. 90. A neat footnote: "Solar Eclipse" interpolates Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" — check out the 'Choosin' Texas' lyrics by Ella Langley.

Watch the Official Video

Watch the official video for DRAKE - QUEBEC (Official Video) below.

FAQs

How many No. 1 albums does Drake have in Canada?

Seventeen. HABIBTI's return to No. 1 on the Billboard Canadian Albums chart dated October 17, 2026 gave Drake his record 17th Canadian chart-topper — the most No. 1 albums of any artist in Canada. For more on his career, read our Drake biography.

Which songs did the HABIBTI (FOMO) deluxe add?

Four: "Quebec", "Solar Eclipse" featuring Don Toliver, "Cold Shoulder" featuring Don Toliver and Yebba, and "Classic PT2". All four drove the album's chart comeback.

How did "Quebec" perform on the Canadian Hot 100?

"Quebec" debuted at No. 5 on the Canadian Hot 100 dated October 17, 2026 — the highest-charting of the deluxe's new tracks, ahead of "Solar Eclipse" at No. 6 and "Cold Shoulder" at No. 7.

What is the difference between this record and the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums record?

This is the Canadian chart angle: 17 No. 1s on Billboard's Canadian Albums chart. The 18th No. 1 is a separate milestone on the U.S.-based Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart — see Drake's 'HABIBTI' breaks Billboard record with 18th No. 1 on Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums for that story.

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