The 'Drip Too Hard' rapper is showered with praise for his new appearance, which social media users believe to be the result of his jail time and daily workout.
- May 29, 2024
AceShowbiz - Gunna has surprised social media users with his new look. The "Drip Too Hard" rapper was showered with praise by his devotees after they noticed that he flaunted a better appearance than usual.
On Tuesday, May 28, the 30-year-old hip-hop artist left his fans drooling with his different look. Many of them took to Instagram to share their opinions on his appearance. In the comments section of a new post, one in particular assumed that he has been working out more, writing, "The gym will make a better version of everybody! Love to see it!"
On the other hand, another suggested, "Jail really makes n***as handsome like foreal it's something in that water." A third gushed, "WHEN YOU CHANGE YOUR WHOLE MIND AND PERSPECTIVE, YOU ARE LITERALLY FINE INSIDE AND OUT. KEEP PUSHING MY BOY WE THE PPL SEE YOU AND WE LOVE THIS NEW YOU."
Several users, in the meantime, believed that it was a "clone" instead of "the real Gunna," with one explaining, "Gurl that don't even sound like him or look like him in da face. I know he lost weight but nahhhh somebody filled in for him." A few others compared Gunna to fellow artists, including late King of Pop Michael Jackson and spitter DaBaby.
The comments came after a video of Gunna performing onstage was uploaded by a blog on the social media platform. In the short footage, it could be seen that he was shirtless, rocking only a pair of long black wide-leg pants. He covered his eyes with a pair of big black sunglasses.
To accessorize himself, the "WhatsApp (Wassam)" spitter sported a stack of sparkling bracelets, layers of diamond necklaces and a silver wrist watch. In addition, his black hair, which was braided, cascaded down his shoulders.
The "Prada Dem" rapper was documented belting out his song titled "Who You Foolin", which he released in 2019. He rapped, "Beverly Center, shoppin' spree on me/ New agenda, don't do nothin' free/ Ain't not one of my foreigns on E/ All my b***hes got expensive weave/ I sip drank for my pain to get eased/ I still talk to the Lord on my knees/ Helpin' me take care all of my needs."
