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Drake is seemingly about to ignite a new public beef with Jay-Z.
After the successful release of his triple musical collections, including ICEMAN, Habibti, and Maid of Honour, the 39-year-old Canadian rapper geared up to launch a new project, FOMO, also known as Fear of Missing Out.
Fans have been convinced that the upcoming project might be a rap battle in which Drake will hit the depth of his infamous beef with Beyoncé's husband.
However, the hip-hop mogul – who has been dominating the headlines since the beginning of this year with his banger albums- has kept the details of his new project hidden.
Despite teasing fans by dropping the highlights of his rumoured project, it cannot be speculated or predicted what the FOMO is about.
A new poster of FOMO
On Sunday, September 6th, Drake took to his Instagram account to share a new poster of FOMO, featuring him in a red and white hoodie, while keeping his face away from the camera.
"FOMO, September 15th," the One Dance hitmaker captioned his post.
As the new post gained momentum on social media, several fans urged Drake in the comments section to diss Jay-Z in his new project.
One mocked the 56-year-old American rapper, stating, "Drizzy bout to drop the game is in disarray."
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"The other guy hasn’t dropped 3 albums this decade btw," another criticised.
Others expressed excitement over the new project.
Drake urged to diss Jay-Z on FOMO project
This update also came after another American host and former rapper debated Drake and Jay-Z's beef in the latest episode of Joe Budden Podcast.
Joe praised the title and approach of Drake behind FOMO, while also urging him to "ruin" Jay-Z's "Day, how do you look like he out there having too smooth of a day."
"I don't care what he talking about on that album, we looking for Hov shots," the podcaster added.
Jay-Z and Drake's complete beef
For the uninitiated, Drake and Jay-Z used to share a smooth bond until the two collaborated on tracks early in Drake's career, such as 2009's Light Up, where Jay-Z famously advised Drake to avoid frivolous rap beefs.
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As the Habibti crooner grew into a global superstar, his attitude shifted from admiration to competition; his infamous lyrics in 2011's I'm on One signalled Drake's ambition to claim the top spot in rap, setting up a passive-aggressive rivalry over who holds the "throne."
However, the feud intensified and became public when Jay-Z selected Kendrick Lamar instead of Drake for the Super Bowl halftime show, a choice Drake seemingly resented.
Since then, the two have been on different pages.
However, in his previous album, Drake mentioned several of his rivals in his three mega albums; now he is expected to diss Jay-Z, whom he left out in the previous ones.
