Drake Reveals Rare Jewelry, Cars & Celebrity Friends In “FOMO

Drake released his long-awaited “FOMO” film on September 15, delivering nearly an hour of new music, celebrity appearances, lavish experiences and personal reflections.

The visual project premiered on YouTube but was made private shortly afterward without a public explanation. It remains unclear when or if the complete film will return.

Despite being marketed as a short film, “FOMO” does not follow a traditional plot. It is a collection of connected music videos, comedy segments, lifestyle footage and candid moments from Drake’s summer.

The central message is about embracing opportunities before they disappear. Drake previously called the self-funded project “A story about making the absolute most of it all in one Summer.”

“Nobody is coming to save you,” Drake wrote while introducing the project.

He encouraged viewers to take the trip, make the call, release their music, start a business and spend time with their parents. “FOMO” turns the fear of missing out into an argument for taking action instead of waiting for the perfect moment.

The film opens with a visual for “Cheetah Print” featuring Sexyy Red. It later moves through songs from Drake’s 2026 projects Maid of Honour and Habibti, including “Outside Tweaking,” “Amazing Shape,” “True Bestie,” “WNBA,” “Road Trips,” “I’m Spent,” “Rusty,” and “White Bone.”

Drake also premiered several unreleased records. One of the biggest surprises was a collaboration with Don Toliver built around Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas.” The remake had not received an official streaming release when the film premiered.

“FOMO” includes appearances from Kevin Durant, Sexyy Red, Stunna Sandy, Shane Gillis and Drake’s mother, Sandi Graham. Winnie Harlow, BabyDrill, Loe Shimmy, Pinkchyu and Maurice Kamara also appear throughout the project.

The guest appearances function more like cameos inside individual vignettes than roles in one continuous story.

Several scenes focus on Drake’s family and the people closest to him. Sandi Graham receives a Chanel shopping experience and displays an “ICEMOM” tattoo. Other sequences show Drake at Canada’s Wonderland, riding on a speedboat and working out.

One of the film’s most extravagant sections takes viewers inside Drake’s closet and jewelry collection. He displays rare watches, custom Chrome Hearts pieces, luxury bags and an engagement-ring necklace reportedly worth millions.

Another sequence features Drake and Loe Shimmy wearing Iron Man and War Machine suits reportedly valued at approximately $150,000. Drake also visits Hot Topic with Pinkchyu and showcases a collection of rare vehicles, including Cam’ron’s famous pink Range Rover.

The closing section becomes more reflective, using recognizable images from Drake’s career to connect his current life with the ambition that launched him.

That ending explains what the film is ultimately about: enjoying success, staying close to trusted people and refusing to let meaningful experiences pass unnoticed.

During the premiere, Drake also announced plans to tour in 2027. Dates and locations were not immediately revealed.