Offset’s next album is now set for November 13, after its original October date.
Offset is entering his next album cycle sounding like he’s ready to give folks belt.
The Atlanta rapper’s new album, GMFU, is now scheduled to arrive on November 13, moving from its previously announced October 23 release date.
Offset initially announced the project while recapping his time at Paris Fashion Week, pairing the news with a blunt message for those who abandoned or doubted him during difficult moments.
“F**k everybody that went against me at hard times, p***y,” Offset wrote.
The album follows a busy stretch. After releasing KIARI and the surprise project HAUNTED BY FAME in 2025, Offset has kept the music coming. So far, listeners have heard singles including “Something I Need” and “Every Night” with Don Toliver.
A full tracklist and complete guest lineup have not been announced. However, Offset has already made the album’s emotional temperature clear. He remembers who supported him, who switched sides, and who might want to skip the release party.
GMFU arrives November 13. Apparently, the people waiting on their lyrical ass-whooping have been granted a short extension.
Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
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