Four-time GRAMMY Award-nominated, multi-platinum Atlanta rap superstar Gunna drops new single “Bittersweet” via YSL/300 Entertainment. The new song also features production from Working on Dying.

On Monday (Feb. 19), Lil Durk and J. Cole's "All My Life," and Gunna's "F*kumean" were announced as Song of the Year for the XXL Awards 2024. The two bangers received the same amount of votes from the ...

As Gunna continues to promote his latest album, The Last Wun, there is a chance that this will be his “last one” on Young Thug’s YSL Records. The rapper joined YSL Records back in 2016, and over the ...

Gunna has offered another taste of his fast-approaching album. After dropping his “Bittersweet” and “Prada Dem” singles, the ATL rapper unleashed “Whatsapp (Wassam)”—a Turbo-produced track in which he ...

On Friday (Oct. 4), FERG debuted his new single, which also features producer Mike Will Made-It. Hendrix's appearance on the song has people questioning if it included a shot fired and Wunna. "I’m ...

Gunna, the Atlanta-based rapper known for his melodic flow and catchy hooks, released his latest single titled “HIM ALL ALONG” on Nov. 12, 2024, This new track is generating buzz among fans and ...

At the beginning of “3 Headed Snake,” from his new album, “Drip or Drown 2,” Gunna is beautifully mumbling. Words are in there somewhere, but they are genuinely of no concern. Rather than use a mumble ...

Gunna is closing out an era—and possibly beginning a new one—with his upcoming album The Last Wun, scheduled to drop Friday, August 9. With 25 new tracks, star-studded features, and a wave of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Lucy Dacus released two new songs this week, "More Than Friends" and "Bus Back to Richmond" - Credit: Per Ole Hagen/Redferns/Getty ...

Gunna was back in Houston for the second time in six months for his latest tour, "Wun of Dem Nights." Credit: Photo by Sean Thomas “I just want to tell y’all, anything you want to do in life, y’all ...

“Run that back, Turbo.” The phrase has been heard on many a Gunna song, of course, and it’s the producer tag of his frequent collaborator, producer Turbo. In a new interview with Music Business ...