There’s been no shortage of reasons for rap fans to talk about Gunna recently. The newest came in a video posted to No Jumper’s Instagram account where the rapper shows off his new car. Donning a leather jacket and some shorts, Gunna showed off his brand-new Porsche in the video. Like much of the Gunna content posted, fans took to the comments to make jokes about the rapper’s reported snitching.
Many fans are still reeling from the reports that Gunna “snitched” on Young Thug and YSL. Since his return to social media pretty much any time he posts similar comments appear. Just yesterday he announced that his new album was dropping later this week and fans had a bit of a frenzy with reactions. That announcement follows the release of his song “bread & butter” where he seemingly addressed some of the snitching allegations. The song debuted at number 48 on the Hot 100 earlier this week.
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Comments about his reported snitching have followed anywhere that the rapper shows up. In a video posted earlier today, 6ix9ine was seen listening to some of Gunna’s music. Given that he has also generated snitching allegations in the past, fans had a field day reacting to it. In another video that went viral recently, an Atlanta nightclub came to a complete stop as soon as they tried to play his music. During his verse on 21 Savage’s “Can’t Leave Without It” much of the club comes to a halt. The video once again provided a platform for jokes by fans online.
Boosie Badazz made one of the more brazen critiques of the rapper out there. The rapper said he wouldn’t work with Gunna, even for $1 billion. As a result, jokes about Boosie have come up anytime a new Gunna post happens. A viral response to his album announcement speculated on what Boosie might think if the album hits number one. What do you think of Gunna flexing his new car on Instagram? Let us know in the comment section below.
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