Drake keeps the FOMO rollout rolling with “Quebec,” a chilled, atmospheric track that only lives on YouTube for now .
The song surfaced on September 19, 2026, as one of several cuts previewed inside his self-funded short film .
The title carries real meaning for the Toronto star. Drake shouts out the French Canadian province directly in the verse, rapping, “If this move get made, we should push out to Quebec” . This is not his first time referencing the region either. Back on 2022’s “Sticky,” he asked, “Two sprinters to Quebec, chéri, où est mon bec?” . So the shoutout feels like a callback rather than a random flex.
The video leans into his Toronto lifestyle too. Drake shows off his Chrome Hearts pieces, Richard Mille watches, and iced-out chains while the song plays . He even compares a Chrome belt to John Cena, rapping, “Chrome belt, look like John Cena in here” . That line lands around the 1:28 mark, timed to a shot of the jewelry collection . Wrestling fans caught it quickly because Drake has referenced Cena before on “Wick Man” back in 2023 .
Production credits include Smash David, Mike Wavvs, Sean Turk, and FASHXN . The track builds from an R&B feel into a smooth, bouncy rap cut, which explains why it stood out among the FOMO previews . Still, no Spotify or Apple Music release has happened yet, so YouTube remains the only place to hear it .
Have you tapped into “Quebec” yet? Drop your thoughts in the comments and let us know if Drake should push this one to streaming.
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