Everything You Missed From Drake’s FOMO Stream

Drake premiered a 'not so short film' FOMO, featuring new music, cameos, and a tease of his upcoming 2027 world tour.

Everything You Missed From Drake’s FOMO Stream
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For weeks, Drake had everybody guessing. What started with old family photos stamped with “FOMO 2026” eventually turned into mysterious CD artwork, cryptic trailers and enough breadcrumbs to have fans debating whether Fear of Missing Out was an album, movie, tour announcement or some combination of all three. By the time Drake confirmed it would be a “not so short film” premiering September 15, anticipation had already become part of the experience.

What fans ultimately got was a little bit of everything. The hour-plus film blended music videos from HABIBTI and MAID OF HONOUR with unreleased records, ridiculous flexes, celebrity cameos and random side quests that could only really make sense inside his world. Sexyy Red, Kevin Durant, Winnie Harlow, PartyNextDoor, Don Toliver, Yeat and even Drake’s mother Sandra Graham all popped up at different points.

Fear of missing out text in large black letters
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And if you figured you could just circle back and watch the whole thing later, that may have been your first mistake. Shortly after its premiere, Drake’s official YouTube upload was made private, meaning the full film is no longer sitting there waiting for everybody who skipped the livestream. There are still plenty of clips floating around X, but making the actual event temporary almost feels like Drake taking the Fear of Missing Out concept as literally as possible.

Drake Opened The Vault With A Ton Of New Music

The biggest takeaway might be just how much unreleased music Drake had tucked into the film. Reports counted nine new tracks throughout FOMO, with appearances from Don Toliver, Yeat and PartyNextDoor alongside solo records covering everything from R&B to rap and country-influeneced sounds. One standout preview paired Drake and Toliver on a melodic unreleased collaboration that fans immediately started asking to hear in full.