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Drake<\/a> must be stopped. In a year when he\u2019s already dropped<\/a> two-and-a-half hours of new music\u2014plus 18 accompanying music videos<\/a>\u2014the rapper has (at least) one more trick up his sleeve. In August, he began teasing<\/a> something called \u201cFear of Missing Out,\u201d which last week he described as \u201ca not so short film,\u201d and, later<\/a>, \u201cself funded surrealism.\u201d Now the full FOMO<\/em> has arrived. You can watch the premiere below.<\/p>\n Prior to their release in May, Drake\u2019s three new albums\u2014Iceman<\/em>, Maid of Honor<\/em>, and Habibti<\/em>\u2014were billed as one project<\/a> called Iceman<\/em>. The promotional cycle included the erection of a massive ice ziggurat<\/a> in a Toronto parking lot. Drizzy subsequently became the first artist<\/a> to hold the No. 1, 2, and 3 spots on the Billboard 200 chart in the same week\u2014albeit on a technicality. He also barked for a goth baddie<\/a> and bought her mom a house. Heartwarming!<\/p>\n Revisit Hattie Lindert\u2019s 5 Takeaways From Drake\u2019s Iceman<\/em>, Habibti<\/em>, and Maid of Honour<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n