Gunna Insists People Have Been Misled About Snitching Allegations

Gunna is opening up about the snitching allegations against him in an interview for XXL magazine’s spring 2024 cover story.

Gunna Opens Up About Snitching Allegations

On Monday (April 15) Gunna spoke about his release from jail after pleading guilty to one count of conspiracy to violate Georgia’s Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act back in 2022. Gunna spent seven months in Fulton County Jail before invoking the Alford plea, which caused the internet to label him a snitch. Lil Durk and Lil Baby also appeared to take jabs at Gunna being a snitch on social media and in songs.

“None of those rappers, they’re not on the case,” Gunna told XXL. “They don’t know legally what’s going on.”

He added that he has talked “peacefully” to about “three or four of those guys,” but wouldn’t elaborate further.

“I definitely feel like everybody’s been misled,” Gunna added. “And like, you know, when you’re being misled, you got a choice to follow or make your own decisions. And that’s what is being shown right now. You’re being a follower or you’re being neutral to be like, ‘I don’t know what their business is or what they really got goin’ on.'”

Gunna was sentenced to five years in prison which was later commuted to time served. He was instead given 500 hours of community service.

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Gunna Announces New Album

Gunna’s new interview with XXL comes as he also announces his new album One of Wun. Gunna hopped on Instagram to unveil the cover for the new album, which would be the rapper’s first full-length since 2023’s a Gift & a Curse. Gunna did not reveal a release date, but merely said it was “coming soon.”

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Watch Gunna perform “Back at It” and “Bittersweet” below.

Watch Gunna perform “Back at It” and “Bittersweet” During Tour Rehearsal