Drake delighted his fans with a variety of new tracks in his highly anticipated “not so short film” release on Tuesday night. As previously teased on Instagram, the hour-long film titled “Fear of Missing Out (FOMO)” provided a glimpse into Drake’s summer adventures and opulent lifestyle, with scenes of him dancing in his lavish Toronto mansion, spending time with his mom Sandra Graham, and cruising on his lime-green luxury speedboat against the Toronto skyline.
The video was rich in Toronto and Canada references, featuring Drake and rapper Loe Shimmy in Iron Man suits at the Canadian National Exhibition. It also showcased a star-studded lineup including appearances by SexyyRed, Stunna Sandy, Winnie Harlow, Kevin Durant, Lena the Plug, and others.
Introducing new music collaborations with artists like Don Toliver, PartyNextDoor, and Yeat, the film unveiled nine fresh tracks, including Drake’s highly awaited remix of Ella Langley’s hit “Choosin’ Texas.” During the Toronto premiere of “FOMO,” Drake announced plans for a 2027 world tour, hinting at more exciting projects on the horizon.
Although Drake made the film private on YouTube after its initial stream, reactions from viewers were mixed. While some felt it didn’t live up to the hype, others praised it as a testament to Drake’s enduring career in music. Fellow artists, including Spice, congratulated Drake on his hard work and dedication to “FOMO.”
Leading up to the release, Drake had been teasing the project on social media with nostalgic family photos and cryptic messages. Describing the film as “self-funded surrealism,” he encouraged viewers to seize the moment and embrace life’s opportunities. Emphasizing the importance of self-reliance and creativity, Drake’s film aimed to inspire viewers to take bold actions and challenge perceptions about the music industry.
Overall, “FOMO” showcased Drake’s artistic evolution and commitment to his craft, setting the stage for future endeavors and exciting developments in his career.