Drake’s latest visual project, “Fear of Missing Out (FOMO),” delivered a diverse experience for his fans with the release of several new tracks. The rapper had hinted at the project on Instagram, describing it as a “not so short film.” The hour-long film was streamed on various platforms like YouTube, Spotify, and Apple, showcasing Drake’s summer adventures and opulent lifestyle.

Viewers were taken on a journey through Drake’s grand Toronto mansion, where he was seen enjoying moments with his mother and friends, as well as cruising on his luxurious lime-green speedboat against the backdrop of the Toronto skyline. The video was rich in Toronto and Canada references, with Drake and fellow rapper Loe Shimmy donning $150,000 Iron Man suits at the Canadian National Exhibition.

The star-studded film featured appearances from various personalities, including SexyyRed, Stunna Sandy, Winnie Harlow, Kevin Durant, Lena the Plug, and more. Drake also unveiled new music collaborations with artists like Don Toliver, PartyNextDoor, and Yeat, sprinkled throughout the video, along with nine fresh tracks, including a highly anticipated remix of Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas.”

During the Toronto premiere of “FOMO,” Drake shared exciting news with fans about a planned world tour in 2027, hinting at more upcoming projects. Despite the film being made private on YouTube after the initial livestream, reactions from those who watched it varied. Some praised the film for its longevity and Drake’s consistent career, while others had mixed feelings about the content.

Drake, also known as Aubrey Graham, had teased the project with cryptic Instagram posts, building anticipation among his followers. He shared personal reflections and motivations behind the film, urging viewers to make the most of their opportunities and embrace life’s challenges. Additionally, he addressed criticisms about the music genre’s vitality, emphasizing the importance of kindness and support within the industry.