Drake, Don Toliver and Yebba bring a relationship at a breaking point into focus on one of HABIBTI (FOMO)’s new additions.
Drake has released “Cold Shoulder” with Don Toliver and Yebba, moving the collaboration from his FOMO film into his streaming catalog. The song arrived October 2, 2026, on HABIBTI (FOMO) and runs 3 minutes and 54 seconds.
The writing centers on the gap between wanting a relationship to continue and feeling the other person withdraw. Drake’s chorus repeatedly seeks a return, while his verse mixes that appeal with frustration over pride and the possibility of repeating old patterns.
Don Toliver carries the same conflict into his verse, describing isolation and uncertainty about where responsibility lies. Instead of resolving the disagreement, the song keeps returning to the desire for reconnection, leaving its central relationship unsettled.
Yebba is part of that recurring plea, and her appearance continues an established connection with Drake. Their shared catalog already includes “Yebba’s Heartbreak” and the PARTYNEXTDOOR collaboration “DIE TRYING,” giving this reunion a history beyond the current release.
“Cold Shoulder” was introduced during the September FOMO rollout. Rolling Stone Canada reports that its film appearance included a video shot at Canada’s Wonderland, placing the song’s troubled romance within an amusement-park setting.
Stream “Cold Shoulder” on Apple Music or Spotify. It arrives alongside “Solar Eclipse,” “Quebec” and “Classic PT2,” with Toliver also joining Drake on “Solar Eclipse.”
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