What to know
- Drake premiered a “not-so-short” film called FOMO, livestreamed for fans worldwide.
- The event debuted four new songs, including collaborations with Don Toliver, PartyNextDoor, and Yeat.
- Toronto was front and center, with scenes shot at iconic city locations and cameos from local personalities and global stars.
- Drake casually announced a 2027 world tour, promising more big shows.
Drake streamed his “not-so-short” film last night and surprised fans with half a dozen new songs, an upcoming tour announcement, and a showcase of Toronto spots and star cameos. Here’s what you need to know to get up to speed on all things Drizzy.
Over the last few weeks, the Toronto-born rapper teased Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO) with a series of cryptic Instagram posts, which left fans wondering what was Drake’s new agenda: an album, a song, a tour?
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Well, turns out it’s all of the above. Drake confirmed FOMO would be a “not-so-short” film, scheduled to be livestreamed at 9 p.m. on Sept. 15.
The actual livestream started a bit past 10:30 p.m. and lasted over 45 minutes.
“Classic” was a standout on Drake’s Habibti album, and the FOMO visual delivers an extended slowed-down outro for the track.
During that time, Drake showed love for the city, highlighting a bunch of Toronto spots, including:
- The CNE, with Drake wearing an Ironman suit and Florida rapper Loe Shimmy dressed as War Machine
- Yorkville’s Sotto Sotto
- Harbour 60 alongside his mom and her friends for “True Bestie”
- Toronto’s waterfront in a neon green speedboat
- The Gordo show in the Port Lands
- Canada’s Wonderland on the Yukon Striker
- “Strong women, stronger drinks” event at Casa Loma
He’s also included tons of cameos, including:
- Pinkchyu, the “goth baddie” who won the 20-versus-one speed-dating competition. In the video, they went on a shopping date to Hot Topic and rented out Medieval Times, which doubled as the visual for “Princess.”
- His mom, Sandra Graham
- Don Toliver
- PartyNextDoor
- Yeat
- Stunna Sandy
- Sexyy Red
- BenDaDonnn
- NBA star Kevin Durant
- Model Winnie Harlow
- Ella Langley
Drake’s going on tour
In an interview with eTalk, Drake casually announced a 2027 tour.
“Obviously, tour is coming, and there’s other things on the horizon, some big shows,” Drake said. “We’ll be out 2027 to see everybody again across the world… We’ll see you on tour soon.”
The video has since been removed from YouTube and other platforms, but stay tuned for all things Drake ahead of his upcoming tour.
