Sep 22, 2026 · 18 min · 7 segments
Welcome to The Real Oshow, 0:00 Intro 1:00 Drake’s FOMO Livestream 9:30 Everton has introduced a £25,000 VIP package 13:50 A Pokémon Free World Video Game 16:00 Closing Thoughts This week…
Let's get right into it.
It currently has around 4 million views on YouTube, not counting the people who watch Kai Sanat react to it or Ben Dedan react to it.
I believe what Drake is doing is he's showing Universal all the infrastructure he has that they didn't think he had.
The only reason to really be signed with a label is because they have the infrastructure so you don't have to front load everything.
Drake is showing that he can bankroll anything and that he actually doesn't need them.
When he said on Iceman, there's bees on the table, those bees were plural and he's winning that battle right now.
The FOMO live stream was super interesting to me because it seemed like a modern day MTV mixed with live streaming.
Essentially, Drake just making tons of music videos to already released songs from Maid of Honor.
But furthermore, he's using these as like test grounds.
We've talked about this before.
These live streams are all to test.
For example, he previewed a few unreleased songs.
He also did the cold shoulder in just the impact that those songs have done on social media.
It just shows it's like a complete gateway to Drake being like, this is what people want to hear.
It's literally giving indicators.
The market is telling me this is a great song and the market's going to tell him it's not a great song.
He's had some of the Iceman rollouts where people were like, oh, we don't like that music.
It's all experimental.
This was hit after hit.
We need these songs.
That's right.
It means there's actually something that people wanted.
Let's get right into it.
It currently has around 4 million views on YouTube, not counting the people who watch Kai Sanat react to it or Ben Dedan react to it.
I believe what Drake is doing is he's showing Universal all the infrastructure he has that they didn't think he had.
The only reason to really be signed with a label is because they have the infrastructure so you don't have to front load everything.
Drake is showing that he can bankroll anything and that he actually doesn't need them.
When he said on Iceman, there's bees on the table, those bees were plural and he's winning that battle right now.
The FOMO live stream was super interesting to me because it seemed like a modern day MTV mixed with live streaming.
Essentially, Drake just making tons of music videos to already released songs from Maid of Honor.
But furthermore, he's using these as like test grounds.
We've talked about this before.
These live streams are all to test.
For example, he previewed a few unreleased songs.
He also did the cold shoulder in just the impact that those songs have done on social media.
It just shows it's like a complete gateway to Drake being like, this is what people want to hear.
It's literally giving indicators.
The market is telling me this is a great song and the market's going to tell him it's not a great song.
He's had some of the Iceman rollouts where people were like, oh, we don't like that music.
It's all experimental.
This was hit after hit.
We need these songs.
That's right.
It means there's actually something that people wanted.
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