Drake Drops ‘FOMO’: A Cinematic Hip-Hop Experience Packed with Surprises

Drake’s latest visual adventure, the short film ‘FOMO’ (Fear of Missing Out), landed on September 15 after weeks of mysterious teasers for what he playfully dubbed a “not-so-short film.” In the past five months, the GRAMMY-winning Toronto artist has been on a creative tear, releasing three albums and over 18 music videos, keeping his presence electric in the 2026 hip-hop landscape. ‘FOMO’ rides this wave, placing Drake at the heart of cinematic, extended performances inspired by his recent projects. Premiered via livestream on Tuesday night, the film is now available in full. The debut also marked Drake’s first clear hint at upcoming live shows connected to this new era.

Cameos from Sexxy Red, Pinkchyu, Lena the Plug, and Don Toliver light up the film, which weaves unreleased tracks seamlessly throughout its runtime. A brand-new Drake and Don Toliver collaboration makes its debut in ‘FOMO’, while the song ‘Princess’ sets the stage for a lively sequence as Drake and Pinkchyu roam through a Hot Topic and a Renaissance fair, blending mall energy and festival spirit with the song’s infectious beat. Rather than relying on traditional music videos, the film delivers these musical moments in quick, dramatic bursts, revealing new material in flashes that keep viewers on their toes.

Drake revealed to CTV’s etalk during the September 15 livestream: “Obviously [a] tour is coming and there’s other things on the horizon. Some big shows,” before sharing, “I mean, of course, we’ll be out, you know, 2027 to see everybody again across the world…hopefully, you’ll watch ‘FOMO’ and we’ll see you on tour soon.”

Catch the recap of the livestream: