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Billboard reports that Drake is expanding his FOMO short film into a four-song deluxe package, with the additional tracks arriving on streaming platforms this Friday. The project, titled HABIBTI (FOMO), extends a narrative that began in visual form and now takes shape as a fuller musical statement. For an artist who has consistently blurred the lines between album rollout and multimedia experience, this move fits a familiar pattern of giving fans more texture than the standard release cycle typically allows.
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