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Offset drops “GMFU” album
Offset is officially back with another solo album, as the Atlanta rapper has released his highly anticipated fourth studio album, GMFU. The 18-track project arrives through Motown Records and features an impressive lineup of collaborators, including Quavo, Gunna, Don Toliver, Loe Shimmy, Tommy Richman, OsamaSon, ApolloRed1 and Larissa Lambert.
The release marks another major moment for Offset, who has continued building his solo career following the success of his 2025 album, KIARI. He initially planned to release GMFU on October 23. However, that date passed without the project arriving on streaming platforms. Offset subsequently confirmed November 13 as the new release date, giving fans another few weeks to anticipate the album.
Now, listeners can finally experience the full project. The album’s title stands for “Got Me F***ed Up,” reflecting the unapologetic attitude Offset has embraced throughout this latest musical chapter.
The release also comes during an interesting period for the former Migos rapper. He has been reconnecting musically with Quavo while continuing to establish his identity as a solo artist. Their renewed musical connection is one of the biggest talking points surrounding this album.
Offset delivers 18 tracks on GMFU
GMFU features 18 songs, giving Offset plenty of room to showcase different sounds and approaches throughout the project.
The tracklist opens with “R4W,” featuring Quavo. The former Migos members reunite again on “Why Not,” which also features Loe Shimmy.
Other collaborations include “Every Night” featuring Don Toliver, “Misfits!” featuring ApolloRed1 and OsamaSon, “One Way Flight” featuring Tommy Richman, “Spit Propane” featuring Gunna and “Hating on Me” featuring Larissa Lambert.
The complete tracklist includes:
- “R4W” featuring Quavo
- “I Did”
- “Why Not” featuring Quavo and Loe Shimmy
- “Every Night” featuring Don Toliver
- “Buy Ice”
- “Pop Shit”
- “Misfits!” featuring ApolloRed1 and OsamaSon
- “Back in That Mode II”
- “One Way Flight” featuring Tommy Richman
- “5 Star”
- “Sin”
- “Trickin'”
- “She Da Baddest”
- “GMFU”
- “Spit Propane” featuring Gunna
- “Pink Tops”
- “My Heart”
- “Hating on Me” featuring Larissa Lambert
The guest list brings together established artists and newer voices from different corners of hip-hop. Quavo’s two appearances will likely attract plenty of attention, especially considering the history between the two former group members.
Gunna’s appearance also brings another major Atlanta connection to the album. Meanwhile, Don Toliver and Tommy Richman add different musical approaches to the project.
The variety of collaborations gives GMFU an opportunity to reach listeners beyond Offset’s traditional hip-hop audience. It also demonstrates his willingness to work with artists who bring different sounds and creative perspectives.
Quavo reunites with Offset for two GMFU collaborations
One of the biggest storylines surrounding GMFU is the continued musical connection between Offset and Quavo.
The two rappers previously formed Migos alongside Takeoff, becoming one of the most influential hip-hop groups of the 2010s. Their catalog includes major records such as “Bad and Boujee,” “T-Shirt,” “Stir Fry” and “MotorSport” featuring Cardi B and Nicki Minaj.
However, their relationship experienced difficulties following Takeoff’s tragic death in November 2022. Offset and Quavo also went through periods of public tension, leaving fans uncertain about their future musical relationship.
More recently, the two artists have begun reconnecting through music. Quavo released his QRÖMELIFE album in October, which included “Away” featuring Offset. That collaboration marked another important moment for longtime Migos fans.
Now, they are continuing that musical connection on GMFU. Quavo appears on both “R4W” and “Why Not,” with the latter also featuring Loe Shimmy.
Having two collaborations together makes the new album particularly interesting for listeners who have followed their journeys since the beginning of Migos. It also gives fans another opportunity to hear the chemistry that helped make the group such a successful force in hip-hop.
Offset previously released “Every Night” featuring Don Toliver
Before releasing GMFU, Offset introduced another major collaboration through “Every Night” featuring Don Toliver.
The record arrived on October 9 and was produced by Jaasu. It also incorporates elements of Jodeci’s 1995 R&B classic, “Freek’n You.”
Offset and Don Toliver bring their respective styles together over the production, creating a record that blends contemporary hip-hop with an R&B influence.
The accompanying music video features the two artists taking over a casino setting. Its visuals complement the record’s late-night atmosphere while giving fans another look into the direction of Offset’s new musical era.
“Every Night” followed September’s “Something I Need,” which introduced another side of Offset’s sound. That record featured production from Southside, Smatt Sertified and Jester Beats.
Both releases helped build anticipation for GMFU and gave listeners an idea of what to expect from the album.
GMFU follows Offset’s KIARI album
The new project arrives after Offset’s KIARI album, which was released in August 2025. The project was named after his first name and showcased a more personal side of the rapper.
KIARI included collaborations with Gunna, YFN Lucci, JID, Key Glock, Ty Dolla $ign and NBA YoungBoy, among others. It also featured records such as “Bodies,” “Different Species,” “Back in That Mode,” “Run It Up” and “Never Let Go.”
The JID-assisted “Bodies” became one of the standout records from that era. The collaboration eventually received additional attention through a remix produced by BNYX.
Offset also continued promoting the album through music videos and live performances, further establishing his identity outside of Migos.
Now, GMFU gives him another opportunity to continue that momentum. The new album features a different collection of collaborators while bringing together several artists who represent different parts of today’s hip-hop landscape.
Offset continues his solo run with GMFU
Offset has spent several years establishing himself as a successful solo artist following his accomplishments with Migos.
His solo catalog includes Father of 4, Set It Off and KIARI. Each project has given listeners a different look into his musical development, personal experiences and creative direction.
With GMFU, Offset appears ready to embrace another chapter while addressing the experiences and distractions that have surrounded him throughout his career.
When initially revealing the album’s artwork and updated release date, he also shared a personal message about his journey. He reflected on his accomplishments, mistakes, personal struggles and the work required to establish himself in music.
His message emphasized that he has experienced difficult moments but continues finding ways to move forward.
The album’s title reinforces that attitude, while its collaborations demonstrate the connections he has maintained throughout hip-hop.
With Quavo, Gunna, Don Toliver, Loe Shimmy, Tommy Richman and several other artists contributing to the project, GMFU gives listeners plenty to explore.
Now that the album is officially available, fans can experience all 18 tracks and hear what Offset has prepared for this next chapter of his solo career.