With 25 tracks and high-profile features, ‘The Last Wun’ marks a major milestone in Gunna’s career.

Gunna’s THE LAST WUN is proving to be a commercial powerhouse. Released this past Friday, the project has already debuted at No. 1 on Spotify in both the US and globally, while also claiming the top spot on Apple Music in the US. These achievements come as industry projections indicate the album is expected to debut at No. 3 on the Billboard 200, moving around 90,000 album-equivalent units in its first week.

The 25-track project is stacked with high-profile collaborations, featuring guest appearances from WizKid, Burna Boy, Asake, Offset, and more. These features add an international flair to the album, giving it a diverse sound that blends Gunna’s Atlanta roots with global influences. Fans have praised the mix of smooth melodies, bouncy trap beats, and well-placed feature verses that keep the energy varied across its lengthy tracklist.

Rumors are also swirling that THE LAST WUN might be Gunna’s final release under the YSL label. While neither Gunna nor the label has confirmed this, the speculation adds another layer of intrigue to the album’s rollout. If true, this could mark the end of a significant chapter in his career and set the stage for an interesting next move.

Regardless of the industry chatter, THE LAST WUN is already a major success by any metric. From dominating streaming charts to holding its own in first-week sales, Gunna has proven that he can weather controversy and still connect with listeners worldwide. This project not only solidifies his staying power but also hints that his next chapter might be even bigger.

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