Offset sets GMFU for 23 October, with a Don Toliver single on the way

Offset has a new solo album, and it has a date. GMFU arrives on 23 October 2026, the rapper confirmed in an Instagram post this week, and the title is exactly as blunt as it looks.

For readers meeting him for the first time: Offset is one third of the Atlanta trio Migos, the group that helped define trap's melodic, triplet-heavy flow in the 2010s, and he has spent the years since building a solo catalogue. GMFU follows KIARI, his 2025 album.

What we know

The date and title are confirmed by Offset himself. What is not yet public is the tracklist, the guest list and the full credits, so anything beyond the title and the date is still to come. We will update this story when the rollout fills in.

The most recent song out is "Something I Need", released in September on Motown Records. Whether it sits on GMFU has not been confirmed, so we are treating it as a standalone single for now.

A Don Toliver single is next

Offset has also announced a new single with Don Toliver, "Every Night", and has pointed to it as part of the run into the album. The two have history: they worked together on "Worth It" in 2023, a single from Offset's second album, Set It Off. Toliver, the Houston artist known for his hazy, melodic style, is a natural fit for the kind of record Offset has been teasing.

We will cover the single when it lands.

Why it lands now

Offset has been visible in other ways lately. He appears on "Away" on Quavo's QRÖMELIFE, which we broke down in our album guide, a reunion of sorts for two thirds of Migos. A solo album a few weeks later makes for a busy autumn.

For the latest on both rappers, follow their pages at /artist/offset and /artist/quavo.

GMFU is out on 23 October 2026.