Offset released his fourth studio album GMFU today, November 13, 2026, through Motown Records, an 18 song set that reunites him with Quavo on two tracks and adds Gunna, Don Toliver and Tommy Richman to the guest list. The Offset GMFU tracklist, which Offset posted on Instagram on November 12, runs 48 minutes and 17 seconds and closes a rollout that slipped by three weeks.
The album was first due on October 23. That date passed without the record arriving and without an explanation, and Offset later confirmed November 13 as the new date. The clean edition of the album surfaced on November 12, with the explicit edition following today, both carrying the same 18 songs. GMFU is his first solo project since Haunted by Fame in 2025.
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Offset GMFU Tracklist: All 18 Songs
The full sequence, as listed by Kazi Magazine from Offset’s own post and matched by the album’s streaming listings:
1. R4W (with 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. Something I Need
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)
Quavo Opens The Album, Twice
The guest architecture tells the story of the record. Quavo opens the album on R4W and returns two songs later on Why Not beside Loe Shimmy, putting the two surviving Migos members at the front of Offset’s solo statement before the record opens out to the wider guest list. Don Toliver takes Every Night, Gunna takes Spit Propane, and Tommy Richman, better known for pop and R and B records, is the curveball credit on One Way Flight.
Apple Music’s album notes describe the 18 tracks as Offset affirming a position he thrives in, a year after his Haunted by Fame mixtape. The title track sits at position 14 rather than at the front, a sequencing choice that treats GMFU as the record’s peak instead of its introduction.
A Delayed Album Lands On A Crowded Friday
November 13 is the heaviest rap Friday of the season, with Westside Gunn, Benny the Butcher and Babyface Ray all releasing full albums the same day. Offset arrives as the commercial heavyweight of that group, the only one of the four with a major label pop machine behind him at Motown, and the only one whose delay became part of the story. The three-week slip raised the stakes: an album fans waited on has to justify the wait.
It starts that work with its first three songs, a Quavo reunion, a solo statement and a five-person posse cut in the space of about eight minutes. Whether GMFU holds its place in a crowded week will be decided by the charts next week, but as of this morning the record Offset promised in October is finally, fully here.
