Gunna walks Billboard through his chart history—breaking down the stories behind hits like “Drip Too Hard,” “pushin P,” ...

ESPN has selected “High Noon,” a new collaboration between Shaboozey and Gunna, as the official anthem for its 2026-27 ...

Gunna reflects on fitness in the Black community and shares how his workout routine and Wunna Run 5K shape his health journey. Learn more at REVOLT.

Gunna’s dedication to health and wellness has earned him a feature in Men’s Health. Speaking with the mag, he says his fitness routine now goes hand in hand with his music career.

ESPN released its anthem for its 2026 college football coverage on Friday, which features Shaboozey's latest song "High Noon.

The chart-topping rapper used fitness to stoke his creativity and became a run-club trailblazer ...

Gunna is swapping the studio for the tennis court these days, and he’s got bigger fitness goals on the horizon that go way beyond the 5K runs that made him a wellness icon. The rapper’s latest move ...

THE FIRST THING Gunna wanted wasn’t muscle or endurance. It was discipline. The 33-year-old rapper, born Sergio Kitchens, started working out for the same reason millions of people do: Life was loud, ...

In a video, featuring Neyland Stadium, ESPN announced that "High Noon," a song by Shaboozey featuring Gunna, will serve as ...

Gunna’s focus on fitness led to an unexpected reaction from his fans and followers. Although his running and exercise began as an individual pursuit, they’ve grown into something much bigger. He ...

ESPN drops High Noon by Shaboozey and Gunna as the 2026 college football anthem. Learn about the track, the artists, and the press release details.

While market watchers acknowledge Friday's results could be challenging, there are encouraging signs.