Pushing P Power_Gunna_feat frequent collaborators Young Thug and Future.
Feb 5, 2022 ·
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“I’m happy, and ready to keep delivering. This is the year to release a lot of music. It’s going to be release, release, release, release.” He’s carrying the torch of...
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“I’m happy, and ready to keep delivering. This is the year to release a lot of music. It’s going to be release, release, release, release.”
He’s carrying the torch of a melodic rap style that artists like Young Thug and Lil Wayne have used before him. Gunna doesn’t write any of his lyrics down, and he says he freestyled the whole album, letting each song come together organically. Freestyling isn’t as easy as it may seem, though. “You’ve still got to think and take time,” he points out. “When you freestyle, sometimes you think too much. You’re trying to go bar for bar, and you want everything to hit. But sometimes the simplest shit hit. That’s why I like freestyling and just being in that mode right then and there, because you’re going to get how I feel right then and there in that song, not me writing, then recording the song another day.”
Gunna’s in-the-moment recording style is what gave way to his popular new motto. “Pushin P,” or simply, “P.” It’s a phrase that he cryptically introduced on social media shortly before releasing DS4EVER, filing timelines with the blue letter emoji. After hinting at it on Twitter, the motto came to life on Gunna’s slick single “Pushin P,” featuring frequent collaborators Young Thug and Future.
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He’s carrying the torch of a melodic rap style that artists like Young Thug and Lil Wayne have used before him. Gunna doesn’t write any of his lyrics down, and he says he freestyled the whole album, letting each song come together organically. Freestyling isn’t as easy as it may seem, though. “You’ve still got to think and take time,” he points out. “When you freestyle, sometimes you think too much. You’re trying to go bar for bar, and you want everything to hit. But sometimes the simplest shit hit. That’s why I like freestyling and just being in that mode right then and there, because you’re going to get how I feel right then and there in that song, not me writing, then recording the song another day.”
Gunna’s in-the-moment recording style is what gave way to his popular new motto. “Pushin P,” or simply, “P.” It’s a phrase that he cryptically introduced on social media shortly before releasing DS4EVER, filing timelines with the blue letter emoji. After hinting at it on Twitter, the motto came to life on Gunna’s slick single “Pushin P,” featuring frequent collaborators Young Thug and Future.
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