Offset is back — and he’s got a lot to get off his chest. The Atlanta rapper’s fourth solo album, GMFU — short for “Got Me Fucked Up” — dropped today, Friday, Nov. 13, via Motown Records, packing 18 tracks into 48 minutes of pure, unfiltered Offset.

The headline here isn’t just the new music. It’s who’s on it. Quavo appears not once but twice — on opener “R4W” and again on “Why Not” (also featuring Loe Shimmy) — marking the pair’s first run of collaborations since Migos came to an end. For fans who’ve waited years to hear the two former bandmates trade bars again, GMFU delivers the reunion in the opening minutes.

The guest list doesn’t stop there. Don Toliver slides in on “Every Night,” Gunna brings the heat on “Spit Propane,” and Tommy Richman, OsamaSon, ApolloRed1 and Larissa Lambert round out a stacked supporting cast. It’s a lineup built for replay value — and for the charts.

The road here wasn’t straight. GMFU was originally due Oct. 23 before slipping, with Offset confirming the new date himself. The wait, it turns out, was worth it: the record circles betrayal, loyalty and loss, with Offset saying the title “come from my heart.” Takeoff is name-checked once, on “One Way Flight” — a quiet, gut-punch moment on an otherwise hard-charging album.

GMFU is Offset’s first solo project since 2025’s Haunted by Fame, and it plays like a statement: no filler, just an artist saying exactly what he means. Stream it now — and run “R4W” back twice. Sources: Hip-Hop Vibe and Wikipedia.