Drake surprised his fans with a new “not so short film” release on Tuesday night, showcasing a mix of fresh tracks and summer adventures. The hour-long film, titled “Fear of Missing Out (FOMO),” was live-streamed on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple platforms, offering glimpses of Drake’s luxurious lifestyle and playful moments in his Toronto mansion.
The video captured Drake dancing around his lavish estate, sharing laughs with his mother and friends, and cruising on his lime-green luxury speedboat against the Toronto skyline. Toronto and Canada references were sprinkled throughout the film, with notable appearances from various celebrities like SexyyRed, Stunna Sandy, Winnie Harlow, Kevin Durant, Lena the Plug, and more.
Introducing new music, the film featured collaborations with artists like Don Toliver, PartyNextDoor, and Yeat, unveiling a total of nine fresh tracks, including Drake’s highly anticipated remix of Ella Langley’s hit song “Choosin’ Texas.” During the Toronto premiere of “FOMO,” Drake hinted at embarking on a world tour in 2027, teasing fans with upcoming big shows.
Despite Drake making the film private on YouTube after its debut, those who caught the livestream shared mixed reactions online. While some users found the film underwhelming, others praised it as a symbol of Drake’s enduring career in music. Fellow artists, like Jamaican dancehall star Spice, congratulated Drake on his latest release, acknowledging his dedication and passion poured into “FOMO.”
Drake, also known as Aubrey Graham, had sparked anticipation for the film’s release with teasers on Instagram, showcasing family photos and a CD cover labeled “Fear of Missing Out.” Prior to the drop, he shared a reflective caption hinting at the film’s surrealistic nature and advised viewers to embrace each day to its fullest potential.
In a motivational message, Drake urged viewers to take actions in their lives, make bold decisions, and challenge the notion that their genre is fading. Encouraging kindness and self-reflection, he emphasized the importance of seizing opportunities and appreciating the present moment in his visually captivating “FOMO” film.