Drake Returns Hour-Long FOMO Film to YouTube After Brief Removal
Drake has put his hour-long FOMO short film back on YouTube.
The film returned to his YouTube page on Sept. 17, two days after its Sept. 15 premiere and a brief removal from the platform, Billboard reported.
The piece runs for about an hour. It pairs new music with filmed sequences linked to two of his albums, HABIBTI and MAID OF HONOUR, bringing those releases into a single visual story.
The film also contains new collaborations with three fellow musicians: Yeat, PartyNextDoor and Don Toliver. That makes the upload more than a video release. It is the place where listeners can first hear those joint tracks in context.
A separate rundown of the film noted that it also contains a tease for a 2027 tour, Billboard reported. No dates, venues or ticket details were given in the film itself. Tour announcements of that kind are normally confirmed later by the artist or a promoter, with prices stated in local currency.
For fans, this means there is now one stable place to watch. The Sept. 15 premiere came down quickly. The Sept. 17 upload restores the full hour, with the new songs and album visuals intact.
Drake, the Canadian rapper and singer, released the film independently on his own channel. Viewers do not need a streaming subscription to watch it, only access to YouTube.
