From Rolling Stone · Armon Sadler · · 2m
Drake's FOMO livestream reveals five key moments
The Toronto rapper's hour-long visual premiere teased new music, collaborations, and a carefully curated image reset.
In brief
The Toronto rapper's hour-long visual premiere teased new music, collaborations, and a carefully curated image reset. Drake used FOMO to preview nearly ten unreleased tracks, confirm studio sessions with Don Toliver and Ella Langley, and remind fans of his cultural dominance through nostalgic callbacks and strategic…
Drake teases fourth album after triple release
Four months after dropping three albums, Drake premiered FOMO on September 15th, a one-hour visual loaded with new music and unreleased videos from HABIBTI and MAID OF HONOUR.
Women dominate the FOMO visual narrative
Sexyy Red, Stunna Sandy, Drake's mother Sandra Graham, Winnie Harlow, and Lena The Plug all featured prominently, with Drake spotlighting his third annual Strong Women, Stronger Drinks event where he gifted attendees vehicles and money.
Fan complaints led to Classic extended version
After fans complained that HABIBTI standout Classic was too short, Drake premiered a second verse in FOMO, proving he listens to his audience's requests.
Drake and Don Toliver confirm studio collaboration
Two different tracks featuring Don Toliver were previewed in FOMO, including a remix of Ella Langley's number one hit Choosin' Texas, confirming the two top rappers of 2026 have been working together.
Nearly ten unreleased tracks teased in film
Drake previewed almost ten new records ranging from acoustic ballads to island bops, New Orleans bounce tracks, and a collaboration with Yeat, though release dates remain unclear.
Nostalgic visuals remind fans of Drake's legacy
FOMO featured iconic backdrops from Take Care, God's Plan, Toosie Slide, and Hotline Bling, serving as both a trip down memory lane and proof of his unmatched career output.
Drake balances humor with lingering competitive edge
The visual showcased Drake's comedic side through costumes and skits, from Michael Jackson impressions to goth makeup, while still maintaining the venomous energy from his ICEMAN album.
2026 to 2027 shaping up as career defining era
With three albums already released, a possible fourth, and a world tour announced for 2027, Drake's current run rivals his Take Care, Views, and Scorpion eras in cultural significance.
Inner circle loyalty gets highlighted in FOMO
Kevin Durant, Sexyy Red, TV Gucci, Gordo, and Zack Bia all appeared, showing Drake's appreciation for those who stayed loyal during recent years when many turned their backs.
The bottom line
Drake used FOMO to preview nearly ten unreleased tracks, confirm studio sessions with Don Toliver and Ella Langley, and remind fans of his cultural dominance through nostalgic callbacks and strategic image rehabilitation.
