Offset has set November 13 as the release date for GMFU, his upcoming album. The Migos rapper announced the change on Monday, November 2, alongside a personal message about the scrutiny and rumors surrounding his name.
“For too long I let people speak on my name like they know what it took to get here,” Offset wrote in an Instagram caption. He reflected on his journey, losses and mistakes, adding that he was not asking to be understood, but wanted people to hear him. GMFU is short for “Got Me F—ked Up.”
Offset also shared the album’s cover art. It shows him in camouflage pants with an American flag over his head, sitting on a stoop beside four ballet dancers.
The announcement follows the release of “Something I Need” in September and “Every Night,” featuring Don Toliver, in October. Offset also reunited with Quavo on “Away,” a track on Quavo’s album QROMELIFE.
GMFU will be Offset’s first solo album since Kiari, released in August 2025, which reached No. 16 on the Billboard 200.
Sources: Billboard.