Drake has made a major musical announcement after his new anticipated short film, FOMO, is finally available to stream.
The Canadian rapper released his new rendition, full of surprise collaborations and nods, on Tuesday, September 15th.
Surprise announcement
On the premiere night of FOMO, Drake, who is also known as Drizzy, made a new confirmation, leaving fans in a frenzy.
The HABIBTI crooner shared that his first musical tour of the year will take place in 2027, promoting his three brand-new albums, HABIBTI, ICEMAN, and MAID OF HONOUR.
Keeping the additional details secret, the 39-year-old rap star said, "Obviously, the tour is coming, and there are other things on the horizon some big shows."
The host asked him, "Hold on, you just said that like that was not big news, though," to which Drake confirmed, "Obviously, the tour is coming. I mean, of course we’ll be out, you know, in 2027, to see everybody again across the world."
He additionally teased new live musical beginnings. He added, "Hopefully you’ll watch FOMO; we’ll see you on tour soon, yeah, I know, Big 6ix God Big Tex Original nostalgia bosses. See you there."
This update came after Drake launched his new rendition, FOMO (fear of missing out), describing what the new short film is about.
Taking to his Instagram account, the hip-hop mogul wrote, "This is self-funded surrealism. A story about making the absolute most of it all in one summer. Credit to nobody but the members. Here’s some life advice before you watch. Nobody is coming to save you. You must use each day to decipher who you love and trust and march forward with them."
He also revealed that he hopes that this new song will "serve as motivation to make that call, take that trip, drop that song, open that shop, see your parents, leave that relationship or stay in it forever, spend the bread, get some more, etc."
First fans' reactions to Drake's tour announcement tour
As the new tour announcement made it to the public on X, fans expressed excitement over the upcoming live musical shows.
One said, "Peak! World tour here we go! Drake is a great artist, loved that Teezo Touchdown helped on the project."
"Let’s go!!!!" another added.
A third wrote, "MORE MOTIVATION FOR YOUR HEAD TOP!!"
For the unversed, FOMO is a self-funded, hour-long surrealist short film and visual project released on September 15th.
In the new release, Drake has also taken a clean swipe at the Ed Sheeran vs Macklemore controversy, as he pleaded, "Pray for GAZA."
Drake collaborated with several musical artists and celebrity guests in his short film FOMO: Fear of Missing Out, including Sexyy Red, Don Toliver, Yeat, and Ella Langley.
