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HotNewHipHop reports that Drake has shared a trailer for "FOMO," a film he describes as "not so short," with the full release expected next week. The project appears to be expanding the Canadian artist's footprint beyond music into longer-form visual storytelling, and fan anticipation is already building around what the complete package will deliver.
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