Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "DRAKE & DON TOLIVER - COLD SHOULDER (FEAR OF MISSING OUT FOMO)"
Episode Date: September 17, 2026DRAKE FEAR OF MISSING OUT (FOMO) PLAYLIST :https://ow.ly/s3GT50ZOEcrLinktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticJoin The Normandy For Ad-Free NME, Additional Bo...nus Audio And Visual Content For All Things Nme+! Join Here: https://ow.ly/msoH50WCu0KAnalytic Dreamz reviews Drake’s FOMO project and 2026 sales run in this Notorious Mass Effect segment. The Toronto artist followed ICEMAN, HABIBTI and MAID OF HONOUR — 43 songs that placed him at Nos. 1-3 on the Billboard 200 with 463K, 114K and 110K units. ICEMAN opened with 462 million streams and later passed 2 billion on Spotify. FOMO, a self-funded one-hour film premiered September 15, mixed nine unreleased tracks, videos, lifestyle footage and cameos from Sexyy Red, Winnie Harlow, Kevin Durant and Drake’s mother. New songs with Don Toliver, PartyNextDoor and Yeat were not commercially released by September 17, so chart impact remains unmeasured. Analytic Dreamz examines the Choosin’ Texas interpolation, luxury visuals, career nostalgia and the announced 2027 world tour. Combined May first-week units totaled 687K.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/analytic-dreamz-notorious-mass-effect/exclusive-contentPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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Ladies and gentlemen, you know what you got to do.
First off, isn't that woman married?
I mean, you know, all right, whatever.
I guess it don't matter.
All right, so track number four, cold shoulder featuring Don Toller,
ladies and gentlemen, that music video was immaculate.
Now, of course, not only does they have Adam 22's wife seemingly getting close to Drake for some reason.
You know, him and Adam 22 must have the greatest relationship.
Because, I mean, this is a lot of trust that's being implemented in this specific.
scenario. Now, of course, with that being said, you already know what Lenna does. This is a PG
podcast, so I'm not going to say her profession on a live stream, but, you know, I understand.
So in that being said, when it comes to Coldshoulder featuring Don Tolliver, it's about
Drake being, I think he's stood up on, like, something like that, let me see. So yeah,
I think he's being stood up right here as far as him trying to get a connection to figure out
where the girl's at. Somebody from the place is like, hey, man, the light show is pretty fire.
and then they go on to continue the music video and then the surprise don't tolliver features what carries this in my opinion and of course so drakes just you know walking around and joining this by himself because he got stood up so i like the whole premise of this music video and the reason why i played this part is because it basically uh the track the instrumental kind of starts off the music video in the first place so anyways um the main thing when it comes to this entire fomo live stream is that i may or may not have the entire fear of missing out playlist in a description
box below. You know what I'm saying? Don't say I never did nothing for you. You know what I'm saying?
Come on now. You ain't got to do all that.
You ain't got to do all that. Just make sure to rate this five stars. So anyways, if you want to hear
the newer tracks off of the FOMO live stream, I have, I went and took all of the better
ones as far as the newer tracks and put them together in the playlist and I'll put that
link in the description box below. Now, of course, if the people who put up those specific
tracks, if they get missing, guess what? It wasn't me. You know,
They disappear from the earth.
It wasn't me.
I just put it in a playlist.
So anyways, getting back into it.
So basically, that's why I want to let you know for those who's wondering about the full fear of missing out playlist.
But getting back into my track by track review, this is one of my favorite tracks off of the Drake newer music releases in the fear of missing out live stream.
Because of course, to reveal 10 new tracks when you already put out three new hours.
albums is actually insane. But then you come to realize the way he split it up and the way he
showcased it was to basically let the industry know that he is fine, self-funding himself,
and putting out immaculate music videos with immaculing music, in my opinion. So Coldshoulder is also
a part of that immaculate package pulse. You know what I'm saying? I just got to say that,
you know me? So when it comes to Cold Shoulder featuring Don Tolliver, it is one of my
favorite newer tracks that he showcased.
But of course, there's nowhere to be found, ladies and gentlemen.
The official version is not out anywhere.
So that is why I put together the whole playlist.
And of course, I gave you, you know, in my description box below.
I may or may not have an entire link.
So anyways, um, cold shoulder to me showcases how with Drake and Don Tolliver, they can do
no wrong.
Now, of course, you may think I'm glazing, but then when you look at the entire
industry, you come to realize that we should be rooting for people like Don Tolliver and Drake,
if you're a proponent, if you are a connoisseur of hip hop, if you're a fan of hip hop. If there was
genres and your favorite team was hip hop, you should be loving this cold shoulder collab
from Drake and Don't Oliver. Now, of course, by saying you got to say it's the best thing ever,
of course not. But when it comes to the quality level, you know, obviously it's subjective.
But when it comes to the numbers that these two artists are putting up, that's,
objectives. And with that being said, the main thing when it comes to that specifically is that Drake
still has some of the biggest albums in the world currently, with his highest being Iceman,
that's the ninth most play album in the world. And then you come to realize,
Don Tolliver is one of the highest hip-hop acts after Drake, and with his album, Octane,
that's still the 23rd most play album in the world. So when you're looking at Drake consistently
putting BTA on the hip-hop game, you come to realize, as far as a project,
John Tolliver is second up in the entire year of 2026.
Now, of course, Germain fans may be upset by that, but guess what?
You guys.
When you look at the first week sales, I can see your argument.
And then when you notice how fast the album dropped off,
you come to realize that Don Tolliver and Drake had the most longevity as far as
the hip-hop albums in the year of 2026.
So for them to come together for this track title Cold Shoulder, I mean, it's literally
like the Avengers, parent.
up to notoriously affect the masses because you already know how people are looking at hip hop
right now. Artists are flopping left and right. Majors don't want to spend any money on
rappers or really just musicians in general because they're like, we already have your catalog.
So we're just going to make money off of that every time you drop a new track. So now
the money has dried up as far as they advances and you start to see when left to the
own resources, they are failing. That is why what Drake is doing is phenomenal because he found a way
to independently promote his music and it seems like it's a big blockbuster event when really he's just
putting more effort forth and of course he has way more resources than a lot of other people but to cultivate
those resources it was a work ethic that's still on display right now as the music industry is not
wanted to fund newer music right so the reason why I say that is because don't Oliver and drake is a
phenomenal um collab I love to see it especially in the year of 2026 just two people that's notoriously
affecting the masses, carrying any hip-hop genre, and combining their fan bases to maybe outdo
some of the other genres and showcase that hip-hop is not dying in any source of the imagination.
So, with that be said, um, cold shoulder is definitely my favorite, one of my favorites off of this
playlist. Now, as far as my favorite, well, you know, you just got to stick, you got to stick through
the, the track-by-track reviews, because of course I'm about to get to that in a second.
but to me definitely is one of my favorite track tracks.
So shout out to Don Tolliver, shout out to Drake, and let's get into the fifth track.
Also, if you're on Spotify, make sure to comment down below, what's your favorite track
throughout my track by track review?
But let's get into track number five right now.
