Offset reveals tracklist for “GMFU” album; Quavo, Loe Shimmy, Don Toliver and more featured

Offset reveals “GMFU” tracklist

Offset is preparing to deliver his next solo album, GMFU, on November 13. Ahead of its highly anticipated arrival, the Atlanta rapper has officially revealed the project’s tracklist, giving fans a closer look at the collaborations and songs included on the upcoming body of work.

The 18-track album features several notable appearances, including Quavo, Don Toliver, Gunna, Loe Shimmy, Tommy Richman, OsamaSon, ApolloRed1 and Larissa Lambert. The guest list brings together established hip-hop stars and newer artists, giving Offset an opportunity to explore different sounds throughout the project.

One of the biggest talking points surrounding the announcement is the inclusion of Quavo. The former Migos members have experienced their share of ups and downs over the past several years, making their continued musical connection particularly interesting to longtime fans.

Offset shared the tracklist on November 12, just one day before GMFU is scheduled to arrive on streaming platforms. The album will be released through Motown Records.

Offset reveals 18-song tracklist for GMFU

The newly revealed tracklist includes 18 songs, with Quavo appearing twice throughout the project. He joins Offset on the opening track, “R4W,” before returning for “Why Not,” which also features Loe Shimmy.

Don Toliver appears on “Every Night,” a collaboration that Offset previously released as a single. Meanwhile, Gunna joins him on “Spit Propane,” adding another major Atlanta connection to the album.

Other collaborations include Tommy Richman on “One Way Flight,” ApolloRed1 and OsamaSon on “Misfits!,” and Larissa Lambert on “Hating on Me.”

The remaining songs give Offset opportunities to showcase his solo material without additional featured artists.

Here is the complete tracklist for GMFU:

  1. “R4W” featuring Quavo
  2. “I Did”
  3. “Why Not” featuring Quavo and Loe Shimmy
  4. “Every Night” featuring Don Toliver
  5. “Buy Ice”
  6. “Pop Shit”
  7. “Misfits!” featuring ApolloRed1 and OsamaSon
  8. “Back in That Mode II”
  9. “One Way Flight” featuring Tommy Richman
  10. “5 Star”
  11. “Sin”
  12. “Trickin'”
  13. “She Da Baddest”
  14. “GMFU”
  15. “Spit Propane” featuring Gunna
  16. “Pink Tops”
  17. “My Heart”
  18. “Hating on Me” featuring Larissa Lambert

The tracklist offers a combination of recognizable collaborators and artists who bring different musical backgrounds to the project. Quavo’s two appearances will likely generate considerable conversation, while the collaborations with Gunna and Don Toliver should also attract attention.

Quavo reunion is a major talking point surrounding the album

Quavo’s involvement is arguably one of the most significant aspects of GMFU. The two rappers previously formed Migos alongside Takeoff, becoming one of hip-hop’s most successful groups during the 2010s.

Migos delivered several major records, including “Bad and Boujee,” “T-Shirt,” “Stir Fry” and “MotorSport” featuring Cardi B and Nicki Minaj. Their influence helped shape Atlanta’s trap sound while introducing their signature triplet flows to mainstream audiences.

However, the group’s dynamic experienced significant changes over the years. Offset and Quavo also experienced personal disagreements that contributed to questions about whether they would continue working together.

Following Takeoff’s tragic passing in November 2022, fans continued hoping the surviving members would eventually find opportunities to reconnect musically.

Quavo previously welcomed Offset on “Away,” a track from his Qrömelife project. Now, their two appearances on GMFU provide another opportunity for fans to hear them together.

There has also been discussion about a potential Migos reunion album in 2027. Although additional details surrounding that possibility have yet to be confirmed, their latest collaborations should generate excitement among longtime supporters.

Gunna, Loe Shimmy and Don Toliver add to the collaborations

Offset also recruited several other recognizable names for GMFU. Gunna’s appearance on “Spit Propane” is particularly notable because both artists have helped establish Atlanta as one of hip-hop’s most influential cities.

Gunna has continued building his catalog with successful solo releases and collaborations. His appearance gives fans another opportunity to hear him alongside Offset, who has maintained his own presence as a solo artist following Migos.

Loe Shimmy also appears twice throughout the album’s rollout, with his confirmed contribution coming on “Why Not” alongside Quavo and Offset. The Florida rapper has continued gaining attention through his melodic approach to hip-hop and collaborations with established artists.

Meanwhile, Don Toliver reunites with Offset for “Every Night.” The record arrived ahead of the album and helped introduce listeners to the musical direction surrounding GMFU.

Tommy Richman is another interesting addition. He joins Offset on “One Way Flight,” bringing his alternative R&B and pop-influenced musical style into the album’s collection of collaborations.

Additionally, OsamaSon and ApolloRed1 appear together on “Misfits!” Both artists have developed followings through their contributions to newer underground rap movements.

Larissa Lambert rounds out the guest appearances with “Hating on Me.”

Offset previously released “Every Night” with Don Toliver

Before revealing the complete tracklist, Offset gave fans another preview of GMFU through his collaboration with Don Toliver.

“Every Night” arrived October 9 and features production from Jaasu. The record incorporates elements of Jodeci’s classic R&B sound, particularly the atmosphere associated with “Freek’n You.”

The collaboration allowed Offset to explore a more melodic direction while incorporating Don Toliver’s recognizable vocals.

Its accompanying music video also features a casino setting, complementing the record’s late-night atmosphere.

Another release connected to the album’s rollout is “Something I Need,” which arrived earlier in September. Together, the singles helped establish anticipation for Offset’s next solo project.

With “Every Night” officially included on the 18-song tracklist, fans can now experience the collaboration within the larger album.

GMFU follows a previously delayed release date

Offset originally planned to release GMFU on October 23. However, that date passed without the album arriving on streaming platforms.

The rapper subsequently updated fans and confirmed November 13 as the new release date. He also shared the project’s cover artwork, featuring himself sitting on a stoop wearing camouflage pants with an American flag draped over his head.

The updated rollout gave listeners another opportunity to anticipate the project while Offset continued preparing its release.

The album’s title stands for “Got Me F***ed Up,” suggesting an unapologetic attitude surrounding this particular chapter of his career.

Offset has also discussed wanting to move beyond distractions and concentrate on his music. His upcoming album gives him an opportunity to showcase that mindset through a collection of new records and collaborations.

What comes next for Offset?

With GMFU arriving November 13, Offset is preparing to give fans his next major solo release. The 18-song tracklist features an impressive combination of collaborators, including Quavo, Gunna, Don Toliver, Loe Shimmy and Tommy Richman.

The two Quavo appearances could become particularly important as listeners continue discussing the possibility of additional music from the former Migos members.

Offset also has an opportunity to introduce fans to newer collaborations through OsamaSon, ApolloRed1 and Larissa Lambert.

Following the release of his previous singles, the full album should provide a better understanding of the direction he wants to take musically.

For now, fans can look forward to hearing all 18 tracks when GMFU arrives Friday, November 13.

After its October release plans changed, Offset is finally ready to deliver the project.