Drake’s hour-long visual project, Fear of Missing Out (FOMO), premiered on YouTube on September 15, 2026. After a brief removal, the 39-year-old rapper brought the film back to the platform while confirming that an unannounced selection of unreleased tracks from the Toronto-filmed project will arrive on traditional streaming services on October 1, 2026.
The Structural Reality of Drake’s FOMO Project
FOMO defies traditional album rollout mechanics. Rather than dropping a standard LP, Drake packaged new music, music videos, celebrity cameos, and localized Toronto footage into an hour-long visual format. The project also functions as an early promotional vehicle for an upcoming 2027 tour.
The film exists primarily on YouTube. Following its initial September 15 debut, the video was temporarily taken offline before being restored for public streaming.
The October 1 Streaming Music Rollout
Traditional DSPs (Digital Service Providers) are finally getting a portion of the unreleased catalog housed within the visual project. Drake confirmed during a recent livestream that selected tracks will hit services like Spotify and Apple Music on October 1, 2026.
However, the rollout comes with strict curation limits. Drake explicitly noted that not every unreleased track featured in the film will make the jump to audio-only streaming platforms. An official tracklist was withheld prior to the release, leaving listeners to discover which specific cuts cleared licensing and distribution hurdles.
Certain tracks have already established independent footprints. “Quebec” secured its own dedicated music video release separate from the film, while “Miss My Dawg,” featuring Yeat, landed on Yeat’s Cocoon EP. Meanwhile, high-profile collaborations like the “Choosin’ Texas” remix featuring Don Toliver remain in limbo, with no official standalone DSP confirmation at the time of the October rollout.
Known Tracklist Featured in the Visual Project
While the exact audio streaming tracklist remains fluid, the complete roster of songs featured across the hour-long visual project highlights a sprawling list of collaborations and solo cuts:
- “Cheetah Print” featuring Sexyy Red
- “Outside Tweaking” featuring Stunna Sandy
- “True Bestie”
- “New Bestie”
- “WNBA”
- “Road Trips”
- “Hoe Phase”
- “Princess”
- “I’m Spent” featuring Loe Shimmy
- “Classic”
- “White Bone”
- “Quebec”
- “Cold Shoulder” featuring Don Toliver
- “Miss My Dawg” featuring Yeat
- “Be Free” with Gordo
- “Choosin’ Texas” remix featuring Don Toliver
Additional unreleased material, including a collaboration involving OnlyHeaven, rounds out the visual background of the project.
