What Is on GMFU: 18 Tracks and Eight Guests
GMFU, short for Got Me F***ed Up, is the Atlanta rapper's fourth solo studio album. It follows Father of 4, Set It Off and 2025's Kiari, which reached No. 16 on the Billboard 200, according to stupidDOPE. The new project runs 18 songs. Based on the track lengths in the streaming listing published with Ratings Game Music's review, the full album plays in roughly 48 minutes, with 5 Star the longest cut at 3:42 and Pop Shit the shortest at 1:45.
Eight artists are credited as guests: Quavo, Don Toliver, Gunna, Loe Shimmy, Tommy Richman, ApolloRed1, OsamaSon and Larissa Lambert. They are spread across seven songs, which leaves 11 of the 18 tracks as solo records, including the title track at No. 14. We previewed the release earlier this week in our Offset GMFU release date report. This is the follow-up now that the music is out.
Quavo Opens the Album and Returns on Track Three
The detail drawing the most attention is Quavo. The two former Migos members share the opening track, R4W, and link up again on track three, Why Not, which adds Florida rapper Loe Shimmy. Hip Hop Vibe, which reported the tracklist when Offset posted it on November 12, noted that the pair's relationship has had its ups and downs over the past several years, which is why two collaborations on one album stand out.
It is not their first record together since those tensions. Quavo previously featured Offset on a song called Away, and Hip Hop Vibe reports there has been discussion of a possible Migos reunion album in 2027, though nothing has been confirmed. For now, R4W and Why Not are the newest proof that the two can still trade verses, and they sit at the very front of the tracklist where no listener will miss them.
Watch: Offset - Every Night featuring Don Toliver
OffsetVEVO: Offset - Every Night ft. Don Toliver
OffsetVEVO: Offset - Every Night (Audio) ft. Don Toliver
Every Night, Spit Propane and the Rest of the Features
Don Toliver appears on Every Night, the single Offset released on October 9 and placed at track four. InMusic reports that Jaasu produced the song and that it draws on the atmosphere of Jodeci's Freek'n You, with a music video set in a casino. stupidDOPE credits the video to directors Mikey Rare and SheShe Pendleton. In its review, Ratings Game Music ranked Every Night as the best song on the album.
Gunna joins on track 15, Spit Propane, adding another Atlanta name to the record just weeks after Gunna reached his 100th Hot 100 entry. Tommy Richman sings on One Way Flight at track nine, ApolloRed1 and OsamaSon share Misfits! at track seven, and Larissa Lambert closes the album on Hating On Me. Ratings Game Music scored the full project 4 out of 5 and rated 17 of the 18 songs at 4 out of 5.
From October 23 to November 13: How the Rollout Changed
GMFU was first scheduled for October 23. When that day passed without the album reaching streaming services, Offset posted a short Instagram update reading GMFU 11:13, pointing to the new date. He confirmed the project on November 3 along with its cover art, according to stupidDOPE, and shared the full tracklist on November 12, one day before release, according to Hip Hop Vibe and InMusic.
One small change happened between the reveal and the release. The tracklist reported on November 12 listed a song called Sin at track 11. The streaming version lists Something I Need in that slot instead, the single Offset released in September during the early rollout. The rest of the running order matches what he announced, from R4W at the top to Hating On Me at the end.
Where to Hear Atlanta Hip-Hop and Get Your Own Music Played
GMFU is available now on streaming services. If you would rather hear Atlanta hip-hop and R&B in the mix, listen live on Di-VerZe HitZ Radio. It is free, it runs 24/7 on the web, iOS and Android, and listeners can request songs. You can also see what the city is playing most on the Atlanta Top 25 chart and keep up with new releases on the Di-VerZe E.N.T news page.
Independent artists, this lane is open to you as well. Di-VerZe HitZ Radio accepts music at no cost: submit your music for free radio airplay, include an ISRC with your track, and airplay can earn performance royalties. A major-label album with eight guests gets the headlines this week, but the station was built to put Atlanta's independent talent in the same rotation as the stars.
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