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Gunna

Atlanta rapper Gunna pairs melodic flows with trap production, from “Drip Too Hard” and “pushin P” to The Last Wun, while building his own label and P-Star with Under Armour.

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Overview

Full name
Sergio Giavanni Kitchens
Born
June 14, 1993
From
College Park, Georgia
Work
Rapper, singer and songwriter
Breakout
Drip Season 3 and “Drip Too Hard” with Lil Baby, 2018

Mini bio

How it started.

Raised in College Park with four brothers, Sergio Kitchens began writing and recording with friends as a teenager. A mutual friend, Keith Troup, introduced him to Young Thug. That friendship brought mentorship, touring opportunities and a feature on Thug’s 2016 song “Floyd Mayweather.”

Finding his sound.

The Drip Season mixtapes gave fans a way into his relaxed, melodic take on Atlanta trap. Gunna told Forbes that Drip Season 3, released in February 2018, was his big break. That year also brought Drip Harder with Lil Baby, including “Drip Too Hard,” and features on Travis Scott’s “Yosemite” and Metro Boomin’s “Space Cadet.”

Albums fans return to.

WUNNA in 2020 and DS4EVER in 2022 both debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. “pushin P” earned two Grammy nominations. He followed with a Gift & a Curse, home to “fukumean,” then One of Wun and the 2025 album The Last Wun.

Beyond the booth.

Through Gunna’s Great Giveaway and Goodr, he helped create a grocery store and clothing closet at his former middle school. His interest in movement also grew into Wunna Run and P-Star with Under Armour. In October 2026, he launched SB THE LABEL with Atlantic Music Group.

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Awards

Quotes

Keep going, grind for what you want, pray, listen to your mama.Gunna, The FADER

In a 2017 interview, he explained the encouragement he wanted listeners to hear in his songs.

Trivia

  1. He told Hypebeast that the name Gunna stuck after he began using it in his ad-libs.
  2. He described his early sing-rap sound to The FADER as “hood melody.”
  3. The grocery store and Drip Closet he helped open are at Ronald E. McNair Middle School, which he attended.

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