Drake Announces ‘FOMO’ Film For Upcoming Album ‘Fear Of Missing Out’: Watch Trailer
Drake said the film will stream on YouTube and remain vague about its contents, following a run of three albums earlier this year.
- On Saturday, Toronto-born rapper Drake released an Instagram teaser confirming "Fear of Missing Out" is a "not so short film directed and scored by the family," set to premiere on YouTube September 15.
- Fans long speculated whether the project would be an album, music video, or tour after Drake began sharing cryptic hints in August, including photos captioned "FOMO 2026."
- Following his massive triple-album release earlier this year, the film features a voiceover asking, "What if I told you there were two versions of your life?" while showing Drake piloting a speedboat.
- Podcaster Joe Budden recently suggested he is looking for "Hov shots" on the project, though Drake has only described the release as being "scored by the family" rather than confirming new music.
- Known for elaborate rollouts, the five-time Grammy winner previously installed a 25-foot ice sculpture in a Toronto parking lot to promote his "Iceman" era, heightening expectations for this YouTube premiere.
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Drake Reveals ‘Fear of Missing Out’ Teaser, Says Project Is a ‘Not So Short Film’
Drake on Saturday released a teaser for “Fear of Missing Out,” a “not so short film” set for release on Sept. 15. Fans have long speculated whether “Fear of Missing Out” would be an album, a music video or a world tour. With the teaser’s release, Drake revealed that “FOMO” is some sort of film. Drake dropped the teaser on Instagram and wrote in the caption that the project was a “not so short film directed and scored by the family.” View this p…
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