Offset in June 2025. Photo: HOTSPOTATL via YouTube, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Offset releases his fourth solo studio album, GMFU (short for “Got Me F—ked Up”), today, Nov. 13, 2026 — a project that was originally slated for October and arrives after weeks of delays.
Offset announced the new date on Nov. 2, writing on Instagram: “Got me f—ked up. For too long I let people speak on my name like they know what it took to get here. I came from nothing to something… GMFU. THE ALBUM. 11/13.” The album follows his August 2025 solo LP Kiari, which peaked at No. 16 on the Billboard 200.
The Atlanta rapper teased an unreleased snippet over the weekend — triumphant production courtesy of FnZ and Jaasu — and kicked off the solo era with “Something I Need” in September, returning in October with the Jodeci-sampling “Every Night” featuring Don Toliver. In between, he reunited with Migos running mate Quavo on Huncho’s QROMELIFE track “Away,” and the pair are slated to lock in for a final Migos project in 2027, per Billboard.
GMFU lands the same day Wiz Khalifa and Westside Gunn also have projects out, per HotNewHipHop’s Nov. 13 release roundup — a crowded Friday for hip-hop.
Whether the delayed rollout hurts first-week numbers is the open question. Offset’s camp is betting the narrative of fighting back against his critics is stronger than the delay itself.
