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Fans are convinced that Drake just announced the plans for his next project.
On Thursday, September 3, the Canadian rapper announced that "Fear Of Missing Out" will debut live on YouTube later this month. He shared an image with the alleged project's title and confirmed it will arrive on September 15 at 9 p.m. Drake has been subtly promoting "FOMO" for the past month. He recently shared a photo of a CD case with "Fear Of Missing Out" on the front cover, which was a huge hint that it could be the title of his fourth album of 2026.
On May 15, Drake dropped three albums at once: ICEMAN, HABIBTI, and MAID OF HONOUR. Within the past month, the 39-year-old artist has dropped a couple of hints about the plans for his next act. Before posting a photo of the CD case, Drake also shared a carousel full of vintage family photos with the caption, "FOMO 2026." Now he's scheduled to drop his follow-up to those three albums precisely four months later, on September 15.
Drake hasn't exactly confirmed if "FOMO" is an album, song, or a tour. Nonetheless, fans have been pushing their theories nonstop since the announcement. One rumor is that Fear Of Missing Out is a visual project that features music videos he shot recently, including the one where he wears the Iron Man suit. Others believe Drake will debut new music during the livestream event but won't drop the album until Friday, September 18.
It's also possible that "Fear Of Missing Out" could be a collaboration with Don Toliver. Drake recently surprised fans by performing songs off ICEMAN for the first time during Toliver's tour stop in Toronto. The two superstar artists have yet to collaborate on a song, but Toliver alluded to the possibility when he posted his recap of Drizzy's set.
"Combination," he wrote in the caption.
Tune in on September 15 to find out what Drake's been cooking up.