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Anyone familiar with tracks like "Drip Season," "Wunna," "Drip Harder," "Drip Too Hard," "Lemonade," or "Pushin P" is already well acquainted with the work of US rapper Gunna. The artist, originally from the Atlanta area, has been making waves in his home country since 2018.



Early Success and Prominent Collaborators


Fans of Young Thug and Lil Baby first became aware of Gunna through their collaborations. Gunna can also be heard on Travis Scott's "Yosemite" from the album Astroworld. Young Thug played a pivotal role in his career, having supported Gunna early on and signed him to his label, YSL Records. Gunna's first mixtape, "Drip Season," was released there in 2016. While a major breakthrough and commercial success eluded him initially, he finally achieved mainstream success with the third installment of the series in 2018. The collaborative mixtape "Drip Harder" with Lil Baby climbed to number 4 on the US charts, cementing Gunna's status as a rising star in Southern rap. The single "Drip Too Hard" became a multi-platinum hit.


"Drip Season" and the Road to the Top


With his debut album "Drip or Drown 2," Gunna continued his success in 2019, reaching number 3 on the US charts. In the following years, "Wunna" and "DS4Ever" dominated the charts, as did the YSL compilation "Slime Language 2," a collaboration with Young Thug. Featured artists are a staple of Gunna's music: stars like Drake, Chris Brown, Future, 21 Savage, Chlöe, and many more are among his collaborators. Hits like "Lemonade" (with Internet Money and Don Toliver feat. Nav) and "Pushin P" (feat. Future & Young Thug) are among his most successful singles.


A sought-after featured artist and a glimpse into the future


Gunna is also in high demand as a guest musician – whether on "On Time" by Ufo361 or "Big" by Rita Ora, Imanbek, and David Guetta. Within just a few years, he has established himself as a major figure in Southern rap.

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