What Drake did not reveal in his ‘Fear of Missing Out’ short film announcement
Drake, however, continues to drop hints about 'Fear of Missing Out'
Just days before the actual reveal, Drake dropped another tease about what his Fear of Missing Out project would be.
According to the rapper, the FOMO will be "a not-so-short film directed and scored by the family SEPTEMBER 15."
However, he did not say, or perhaps deliberately made it unclear, what will be featured in it.
Whether it's a new track or several tracks, or music he did not release before.
Nothing is confirmed yet. Still, the excitement is palpable in the fandom of Drizzy.
What is interesting is that the Toronto rapper has been relishing his ICEMAN era.
That refers to him releasing not one but three albums in a go earlier this year. ICEMAN, Habibti, and Maid of Honour.
Not to mention, the footage of his announcement also appeared to confirm days before the One Dance hitmaker was spotted on a boat in a lake.
Speculations at the time were that he was shooting a music video.
Still, perhaps, it may not feature what podcaster Joe Budden has been expecting of Drake: a diss track against Jay-Z.
"I don't care what he's talking about on that album," he recently said on his podcast, referring to FOMO. "We are looking for Hov shots."
FOMO will be livestreamed on YouTube on Sept. 15.
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