SoFaygo Teases New Album as Cactus Jack Camp Signals “Lock In” Mode

SoFaygo Between You and Me is the rumored title fans are attaching to the Cactus Jack rapper’s next album after he teased new music across a run of Instagram Stories on July 13, 2026. SoFaygo posted a stark white graphic reading “PROJECT MODE BYM,” then amplified a fan comment reading “between you and meeeee” — the source of the “Between You and Me” title theory. The teasers landed the same day labelmate Don Toliver posted his own message about locking in and “the rise of the empire,” pointing to an active stretch for Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack roster.

Is SoFaygo Between You and Me a real album?

There is no confirmed album called “Between You and Me.” The title is a fan reading, not an announcement. SoFaygo’s own posts show two pieces: a graphic reading “PROJECT MODE BYM” and a re-shared comment that says “between you and meeeee.” Connecting “BYM” to “Between You and Me” is a reasonable guess that SoFaygo appeared to nod at by re-sharing the comment, but he has not spelled out what the initials stand for or confirmed it as a project name.

Until SoFaygo or Cactus Jack posts a cover, title card or release date, treat the album name as unconfirmed. What is clear is the intent: the “PROJECT MODE” wording signals he is actively working on new material.

What exactly did SoFaygo post?

SoFaygo shared a small set of Stories rather than a formal announcement. The centerpiece was a plain white slide with “PROJECT MODE BYM” in bold red type — the Cactus Jack palette. He paired it with a re-shared user comment reading “between you and meeeee,” which is what sent fans toward the “Between You and Me” theory.

None of the posts included a date, a tracklist or artwork. In practice, these are mood-setting teasers: enough to confirm new music is in progress, not enough to confirm a title or timeline.

What did Don Toliver mean by “the rise of the empire”?

On the same day, Don Toliver posted a black-background Story reading: “I’m finna lock in like never before. It’s time. No distractions. No negativity. No wasting my time and energy. The rise of the empire.” Toliver did not name a project, so the message reads as a mindset statement rather than a specific release.

The timing matters because Toliver is coming off a career peak. His album Octane arrived January 30, 2026 and debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 — his first chart-topping album. A “lock in” note landing while a labelmate teases new work suggests Cactus Jack is entering another active run. You can track Toliver’s year on the TSNVWRLD Don Toliver hub.

Confirmed vs. rumored: what we actually know

Nothing here confirms a collaboration between the two artists. They are labelmates who happened to post on the same day; there is no stated link between SoFaygo’s teaser and Toliver’s message.

What’s next for SoFaygo and Cactus Jack?

A new SoFaygo project would be his first full-length since Pink Heartz, his debut studio album released November 11, 2022 through Cactus Jack Records with features from Lil Uzi Vert, Ken Carson, Gunna, Don Toliver and DJ Khaled. SoFaygo signed to Travis Scott’s label in 2021 and has been a central voice in the melodic, rage-leaning corner of the roster. Readers new to that sound can start with the TSNVWRLD guide to rage music.

For now, the watch list is simple: an official title reveal, a cover or release date from SoFaygo, and any sign the “empire” talk turns into a coordinated Cactus Jack rollout. Follow SoFaygo’s Instagram for the next drop. This is a developing story and will be updated as the camp confirms details.