FEATURES DON TOLIVER, GUNNA, TOMMY RICHMAN, APOLLORED1 & OSAMASON + PRODUCTION FROM SOUTHSIDE, FNZ, JAASU, TURBO, POOH BEATZ, GO GRIZZLY & MORE
PERFORMING ON THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON FOLLOWING SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL IN THE US ON NOVEMEBER 15TH
13 NOVEMBER 2026 (TORONTO, ON) — Today, GRAMMY® Award-nominated, multi-platinum superstar Offset drops GMFU, a brand new album packed with thrilling features, stylish bars, luxurious flexes, and hypnotic melodies — all of which speaks to the Atlanta trailblazer’s grip on the culture he helped create, and his ear to the streets when it comes to shaping rap’s future. If 2025’s acclaimed KIARI was Offsetlooking inward and expressing vulnerability, GMFU is what happens when he shifts his focus to sheer dominance. Listen HERE via Motown Records .This coming Sunday Offset will perform a new track off GMFU on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon .
The 18-song set includes a sleek team-up with Quavo and Loe Shimmy on “Why Not.” GMFU also includes features from frequent Offset collaborators Don Toliver and Gunna, next-generation stars ApolloRed1 and OsamaSon, plus Tommy Richman and Larissa Lambert. Production comes from an array of heavy-hitters including Jaasu, Southside, FNZ, Turbo, Pooh Beatz, and Go Grizzly, among others. It’s a team hand-picked for maximum input.
“For too long I let people speak on my name, my life, my career, and my legacy like they know what it took to get here,” wrote Offset when he announced GMFU (“got me fucked up”). “I came from nothing. I made history. I lost people. I lost myself at times. But I never lost who I was. I ain’t perfect. Never claimed to be. But everything I got, I had to fight for. And everything I’ve been through made me who I am today. I’m not asking for respect. I earned that. I’m not asking to be understood. Just hear me.”
His vision comes in loud and clear on “Why Not.” Producer Jaasu (Yeat, Central Cee) lays down glowing synths and racing hi-hats that the artists coast over with ease. Offset, Loe Shimmy, and Quavo each lace their verses with sticky melodies while turning the song’s title into an infectious refrain and the ultimate expression of wealth and wellbeing. As Offset puts it, “I know that you’re feeling me, why not? / Tryna be a better me, why not? / Million’s what it better be, why not? / Bought a jet and go to Greece, why not?”
Meanwhile, GMFU’s opener, “R4W” featuring Quavo, represents the album’s other side, finding Offset and his Migos bandmate reuniting to forcefully take back what’s theirs over a dramatic beat. “Misfits!” with ApolloRed1 and OsamaSon is similarly cold-hearted but fiery in its chaotic production and the trio’s unpredictable deliveries. And fans were already treated to passionate Don Toliver collab “Every Night,” which samples Jodeci’s 1995 classic “Freek’n You,” and the driving club cut “Something I Need.”
GMFU arrives as Offset continues to make his mark on culture writ large. Last week, he engineered a Times Square takeover featuring a ballerina flash mob that brought to life (and expanded) the project’s captivating cover art. Just last month, he and Quavo made headlines for their first collaboration in five years on the latter’s “Away.” He also hit the runway for Ottolinger during Paris Fashion Week, and was spotted at Heidi Klum’s Halloween Party — underscoring his continued impact in the world of fashion.
Of course, all of this follows a massive 2025 for Offset, which included his vulnerable album and its expanded version KIARI Deluxe, which came with a BNYX®️mix of the smash single “Bodies” featuring J.I.D. and Drowning Pool (they also performed it on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon). The new version also brought a slew of artful videos for KIARI’s songs, including Gunna collab “Different Species,” “Back in That Mode” with YFN Lucci, “Favorite Girl” with Ty Dolla $ign, “Run It Up” featuring Key Glock, and “Pills” — Offset’s powerful, Nina Simone-sampling team-up with NBA YoungBoy. Those and others joined previously released visuals for singles “Never Let Go” with John Legend and “Professional.”
Those songs went deep in a way that Offset never had before. GMFU is certainly underscored by emotional complexity and informed by the lived experiences of a man who’s been through it all — see songs like “My Heart” and “Hating On Me” featuring Larissa Lambert. But as Offset recently put it in an interview with Apple’s New Music Daily, “The title’s ‘Got Me Fucked Up,’ GMFU. I just felt like I was in a whirlwind of things that didn’t matter. I came into the game for music. I’m great at music.” Amen.
Offset, GMFU
ABOUT OFFSET
It should be hard for a rap legend to grow more legendary, but Offset makes it look easy. After helping define 2010s trap music with somersaulting triplet flows, addictive lingo, and indelible anthems, the GRAMMY®-nominated, multi-platinum superstar born Kiari Cephus has continued penetrating the worlds of rap, fashion, and pop culture, flaunting a rare combination of inborn showmanship, impeccable taste, confidence, and disarming sincerity. With the mighty Migos catalog under his belt, he began his solo journey with the deeply personal, Gold-certified Father of Four (2019). He leveled up again with 2023’s Set It Offbefore expanding his vision with KIARI — a self-titled album that thrillingly walks the crossroads between block-boy instinct and grown-man wisdom over production fit for arenas. He previewed the project with “Bodies,” a J.I.D-assisted scorcher that returned Offset to the Billboard Hot 100 and earned praise from fans and critics alike. Alongside major collaborations including his Diamond-certified Tyga team-up “Taste,” Offset has amassed more than 2 billion solo streams in the U.S. alone. He’s also left his mark on fashion runways (Balenciaga, Jeremy Scott) and film/TV (Atlanta, NCIS, Baby Shark’s Big Movie). Offset’s latest offering is his new album GMFU which includes collaborations with Quavo, Don Toliver, Tommy Richman, Osamason, ApolloRed1 and more.
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