The Atlanta native proves just how rare he is on his fifth studio album One of Wun, which arrives today via Young Stoner Life/300 Entertainment. Fans can hear how much he's evolved on all 20 tracks on the LP. He kicks things off by sharing how he's "living through all the changes" and reveals he dropped $50,000 on a trainer on "Collage." Gunna continues to flex on those who "pay for their abs" on "Still Prevail" and boasts about his fitness journey on "Today I Did Good."

“One of Wun is different from all of my past albums because I feel like this album is more mature,” Gunna tells iHeartRadio. “It's evolution. It's a different Gunna. It's a different Wunna. It's an elevated, updated, healthier Wunna. You can hear it in the music, the quality, the sound.”

Gunna's brand-new album is a step-up from his hit LP a Gift & a Curse. One of Wun is five tracks longer than his last project and contains fresh collaborations with old and new friends. He recruited artists he's known for years to hop on the album like Offset, who appears on the second single "Prada Dem," and Roddy Ricch, who jumps on "Let It Breathe." He also teamed up with Normani for their second collaboration of the year "$$$" and R&B singer Leon Bridges for "Clear My Rain."

"It was different recording with [Bridges]," Gunna say. "It was random, but it was fire."

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