AceShowbiz - Drake has dropped his highly anticipated visual project titled FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), an hour-long film that blends new music, appearances from well-known celebrities, and an exclusive look at his lavish jewelry collection.

The film was released on Tuesday night, September 15, after a series of delays, and premiered on YouTube. Essentially a long-form music video, FOMO features tracks from Drake’s recent albums Maid of Honour and Habibti, including songs like "Cheetah Print," "Outside Tweaking," "Amazing Shape," "True Bestie," "New Bestie," "H*e Phase," "WNBA," "Road Trips," "I’m Spent," "Rusty," and "White Bone."

In addition to revisiting these tracks, Drake debuted several new songs in the film, notably two collaborations with Don Toliver. The project also includes guest appearances by basketball star Kevin Durant, rappers Sexyy Red and Stunna Sandy, internet personality Lena The Plug, comedian Shane Gillis, and even Drake’s mother, among others.

A standout moment in the film occurs around the 29-minute and 50-second mark when Drake gives viewers an up-close look at his extensive jewelry collection. This showcase highlights his multi-million-dollar engagement ring necklace and an impressive array of luxury watches, offering fans a glimpse into his extravagant lifestyle.

Shortly after its debut, FOMO was unexpectedly removed from YouTube for reasons not publicly disclosed.

Leading up to the film’s release, Drake had signaled his upcoming projects with a post on Instagram back on August 21. He shared an image of what appeared to be album artwork featuring the phrase "FEAR OF MISSING OUT," which sparked speculation about the title of his next musical endeavor. However, the caption included a film camera emoji, suggesting the possibility of a visual companion piece rather than just a traditional album.

The day before FOMO premiered, on September 14, Drake posted a cryptic message on Instagram describing the film as a "self-funded surrealism" project. He framed it as a story about making the most of life during a single summer, urging fans to use each day wisely—whether that means reaching out to loved ones, pursuing creative ambitions, or making life-changing decisions.

Alongside the release of FOMO, Drake also confirmed plans to embark on a tour in 2027, promising fans more live music and performances to look forward to.

Although the film was pulled from YouTube soon after streaming, clips from the visual are circulating, giving fans a taste of this ambitious project that combines music, cinematic storytelling, and personal insight into Drake’s world.

Drake’s FOMO stands out as an innovative fusion of music and film, continuing to push boundaries in how artists share their work and connect with audiences.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Xxlmag.