Drake has revealed ‘Fear of Missing Out’ is a “not so short film”
A new teaser confirms that Drake’s previously teased ‘Fear of Missing Out’ project will premiere on 15th September.
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Drake's opening verse on 'Grammys' adopts the tone of a status report delivered to doubters, running through yachts large enough to incur maritime penalties, platinum plaques accumulated without pause, and a claim to top-five placement that the whole city apparently endorses. The swagger is unambiguous, the delivery measured.
Future arrives at the interlude to mock the very premise, asking why anyone would celebrate as though they had won the award, then takes the hook and flips the title into a taunt: the excess on display makes bystanders assume a trophy has been collected, whether or not one actually has. The song appeared on 'Views' in 2016, originally a Future track that Drake claimed for the album. Future later released his own solo version with a second verse in place of Drake's contribution, premiered on his Beats 1 show with DJ Esco.
The production credits list 40, Brock Korsan, Cardo, Southside, and Yung Exclusive. The title nods to an institution Drake has publicly criticised, notably after his 2017 wins for 'Hotline Bling' felt miscategorised. Here the ceremony becomes shorthand for validation he insists he does not require.
"Grammys" is a track by Drake, from the album Views, released 29th April 2016. It's filed under Hip-Hop/Rap. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 4 articles about Drake.
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