Drake Returns Short Film After Brief Removal and Teases More Music and Touring Drake's short film returned after a brief removal, accompanied by a reflective caption about summer, trust, and making the most of time. The rollout also includes Miss My Dawgs and Yeat's announced 2027 world tour. The short film tied to Drake and the Moonrocks, the alter ego project behind the artist's latest musical rollout, was briefly pulled from public view after its Tuesday, Sept. 15 premiere. By Thursday, Sept. 17, it had returned for viewers to watch. The quick disappearance and reappearance became part of the moment, drawing renewed attention to the project and to the message Drake attached to the film. In his caption, Drake described the short film as self funded surrealism and framed it as a story about making the most of one summer.He stressed that the work was funded by the members involved and that no one outside the project needed to be credited as a savior. He offered blunt life advice before viewers watched, saying nobody is coming to save anyone. Instead, he encouraged people to use each day to figure out who they love and trust, then move forward with those people. The message went further than promotion.Drake urged people to stop delaying meaningful action, whether that means making an important call, taking a trip, finishing and releasing a song, opening a shop, seeing parents, leaving or staying in a relationship, spending money, or finding more. He framed the film as a prompt to act with urgency and intention, rather than waiting for the perfect moment or for someone else to make the decision.The caption also pushed back against the idea that music and videos no longer matter. Drake said people keep saying their genre is dying, that videos do not matter, and that nobody is watching or listening. Still, he said he cares as much as he did while working on Best I Ever Had.His closing line, be kind and rewind, gave the post a reflective tone, suggesting that the film is meant to provoke memory, affection, and second chances rather than simply advertise a new release. The short film also brought several familiar names into the spotlight, including Stunna Sandy, Sandra Graham, NBA star Kevin Durant, model Winnie Harlow, Lena the Plug, Drake's goth baddie, and others.Their presence adds to the sense that the project sits at the intersection of music, celebrity culture, friendship, and visual storytelling. The film appears designed not only to support the Dexter and the Moonrocks new album cycle, but also to create a shared cultural moment around it. In a related development, Miss My Dawgs, one of the unreleased cuts connected to the wider release cycle, is expected to be the first of those tracks to reach streaming services.The song gives listeners another reason to follow the rollout beyond the short film. It also signals that the project is expanding from a visual experience into a broader set of unreleased music. Yeat is also preparing for a 2027 world tour, described as his first North American trek since 2023. Speaking about the upcoming schedule, he said the tour is coming and that there are other things on the horizon, including big shows.He said they will be out in 2027 to see fans again across the world and invited people to expect more announcements. The tour news broadens the moment from a single short film and streaming release into a larger period of activity for the artists involved