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MTV has added Lisa, Shaboozey, Gunna, Raye, Sienna Spiro, GENER8ION, and Yung Lean to the 2026 Video Music Awards lineup. The ceremony, hosted by Snoop Dogg and opened by Madonna, airs September 27 on CBS and Paramount+. Lisa will debut her single 'SaWaDiKa,' while Shaboozey and Gunna perform their collaboration 'High Noon.'
Young Thug released his album 'UY Scuti' after jail, featuring a diss at Gunna, with whom he has a strained relationship since their 2022 arrest. The album includes collaborations with notable artists and reflects Thug's view of himself as a major star in the rap scene.
Normani announces that her debut solo album's first single, "1:59," featuring Gunna, will be released on April 26 via RCA Records. The former Fifth Harmony singer has been relatively quiet on social media since revealing the album's cover art and title last month, but has promised that the upcoming album, "Dopamine," will be worth the wait, describing it as a representation of her journey and experiences since leaving the group.
Gunna reflects on the ups and downs of his life in "Bittersweet," addressing his RICO case, personal growth, and the YSL gang, with heartfelt lyrics over a minimal guitar-backed instrumental. The single showcases Gunna's promise of "substance" in his music and hints at a potential album rollout, earning praise as one of his best songs in recent times.
Gunna made a triumphant return to the stage with his first headlining performance in two years at Barclays Center in New York. Titled "The Gift," the concert showcased Gunna's discography and reaffirmed his support for Young Thug. The show featured impressive staging, including imagery inspired by Ancient Greece and the Old Testament. Gunna performed hits from his recent album "A Gift & A Curse" as well as tracks from his previous album "DS4Ever." The concert also served as a fundraiser for The Goodr Foundation, which aims to end world hunger. Gunna's performance was a genuine reclamation of his narrative, showcasing his talent and emotional depth.
Young Thug's new album "Business is Business" features star-studded collaborations and references to his ongoing legal troubles. While some fans expected Thug to address his relationship with Gunna, who was recently released from custody, the album's vocals were recorded prior to Thug's arrest. The album acknowledges Thug's incarceration and features lyrics referencing betrayal and snitches. The album also pays tribute to the late Lil Keed. Overall, "Business is Business" showcases Young Thug's freewheeling style but may not be a genre-defining work like his previous albums.
Young Thug dropped a surprise album titled "Business Is Business" featuring A1 artists such as Drake, 21 Savage, Future, Travis Scott, and Lil Gotit, but conspicuously no Gunna. The album, orchestrated by Metro Boomin, is Thugger's third album and was released to rival Gunna's own surprise project. There are rumors of Thug instructing Lil Durk to save his Gunna disses for a song that would've featured Durk and Lil Baby, but it's unclear if it's true. Regardless, the clear intention of Thug's album is to dwarf Gunna's that dropped last week.
Gunna defends his loyalty to Young Thug and addresses the "snitch" label on his new album "A Gift & a Curse," which dropped on Friday. He also references his arrest in May 2022 and cries in his cell. The album is released on Thug's YSL Records and 300 Entertainment. Young Thug appears to be preparing a response titled "Business is Business" with a countdown on his Instagram page.
Gunna has announced the release of his upcoming album, "a Gift & a Curse," which features no collaborations. The album comes after the release of his single "Bread & Butter," which sparked rumors of a feud with Lil Baby and Lil Durk. Gunna denied the claims and addressed the YSL RICO case in the song. The album's tracklist includes 14 songs, with titles such as "Back at It" and "Paybach."
Gunna has released a new track titled "Bread and Butter" in response to Lil Baby, Lil Durk, and Quality Control boss Pierre "Pee" Thomas. Fans believe the lyrics are aimed at Lil Baby for unfollowing Gunna and at Pee for allegedly snitching. Gunna also fired back at Durk for his song snippet from earlier this year. However, Lil Gotit disapproved of the song and even his deceased YSL rapper brother Lil Keed would have disapproved of Gunna's actions.
Gunna releases a new song called "Bread & Butter" where he denies snitching allegations and takes thinly veiled shots at Lil Durk and Lil Baby, who have distanced themselves from him. The rapper reiterates his love for Young Thug and shows his hunger to prove himself. It is unclear if this will lead to a new album.
Boosie Badazz refuses to collaborate with Gunna, even for a billion dollars, due to his belief that Gunna snitched on Young Thug. Boosie also advises Cardi B to sell her luxury cars, stating that filling up your garage with cars is a waste of money.