Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "GUNNA - FIGHT IT OUT"

Episode Date: March 24, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticGunna has aired out some of his innermost thoughts on a new song snippet which was shared by a close friend of his on a now-expired Instagram story.In the IG story, Gunna’s friend Brittany Reshun shared a snippet of the track, which features Gunna’s all-too familiar harmonious tone. Gunna’s brief lyrics were accompanied by lush production as well.source: Gunna Will ‘Fight It Out’ On New Song Snippet Amid Young Thug Trial | HipHopDXPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

So apparently, Gunna decided to release a snippet and all of the real, I mean, just the down, bad street, you know what I mean, connoisseurs is very upset. So apparently, aka Master Splinter, you know, decided to put out something that he thought the streets would enjoy because, of course, him saying that he will fight it out in his latest snippet since being released. from prison makes it seem like he's not going anywhere. You know what I mean? He's going to actually fight it out for people's approval. And from people, it's kind of a broad description. I would say from the streets. He's definitely looking from approval from the streets because let me tell you something.

If Gunna puts out something and it's fire, guess who's listening to it? Everybody. Like, I'm not going to lie to you. I think the only way that this whole Gunna snitching situation can really blow up on him. It's if he dropped something and his fan base doesn't support. But to be fair, a lot of people try to compare Gunna to Takashi 6-9, which Gunna, obviously, does not rap like Takashi 6-9. Takashi 6-9 came out rapping about Trayway being affiliated, getting you killed for going against his gang, telling people to, uh, let's just say he was, he was, he was,

telling a lot of people to do a very provocative things to him in a very uh diminishing way and for gunna this man raps about burkins raps about buying you know flying you out and on a private jet you know this man talks about lavish lifestyle type of of uh activities so i don't think it's the same way when he comes out and he's like oh i'm just gonna keep rapping the way i am going to rap and then everything will be fine because his subject matter was never the gangster street life like if y'all can tell me one lyric or just verse where he's just blatantly co-signing um gang like activities or just like specifically talking about how he's just the toughest person alive then y'all let me know because i can't find it and so that's why i've really

put gunna in a different boat than um six nine because i feel like it's a very different situation Now, on the other hand, the whole relationship with Young Thug, I think is why a lot of people care about this situation. Because if you don't know, Young Thug probably has a lot more connections in the industry than Gunner ever even got close to. So the people who enjoy and like Young Thug will probably not associate with Gunna simply for the fact that Young Thug was one of the heavy cosigns for Gunna. I'm not saying he's the one who put Gunna on because Gunna had his own he had his own rise to fame and people just tried to sign him after

so it wasn't like Young Thug co-signed his no name but Young Thug was very essential in the rise of Gunna and Gunna um Gunna enjoyed and also came up off of that

co-sign from Young Thug and being a part of YSL which is why he's getting so much backlash for him quote unquote snitching because with Takachi 69 he was quote unquote in a gang that a lot of people even from the beginning or even before he got the whole RICO case thought he wasn't a part of their life but now as we see um he definitely was as you don't get indicted on a RICO charge and not have some type of criminal activity like i was listening to this one um forget what he was saying not what he was saying, but I forget who it was.

But basically he was saying that a lot of your favorite hip-hop artists or musicians that talk about that lifestyle, and this may sound ignorant, but if they haven't been locked up or if nothing, I'm not going to say nothing violent, but if they haven't been associated to anything from the police, not talking about general public, from the police, or indicted on a charge, or been in prison, then they probably aren't living the life that they're actively rapping about. And I think that's pretty safe to say as a lot of these rappers nowadays who are actively living the life that they're rapping about, or one, dying like they're not here no more, or two, getting locked up in prison.

So a lot of your favorite musicians that may be rapping about their lifestyle and you haven't heard them getting locked up, haven't ran into the feds, or haven't had any type of altercation or any rival gang members probably on living that lifestyle and they're probably living out the was it the Jay Z notorious line when he's like scribbled in your notepad I forget what he said

basically it was basically scribbled in your notepad somebody else's journey and made it your life like you're rapping like you live that other person's life that you saw go throughout all the illegal activities that you're rapping about

I did I did a horrible job quoting that but y'all kind of get what i'm saying so a lot of these rappers which is not a bad thing um not like doing what you're rapping about if it's illegal but also promoting a lifestyle um that's illegal that that's like uh very hypocritical when it comes to the hip-hop scene because we enjoy it and let me tell you i'll be the first person to play some NBA young boy I mean, what a job of rent said on like a national television, he was like, it's a parade in my city, literally quoting an NBA young boy lyric right after having all that controversy surrounding him holding a gun on live.

That was his live, I think. I think it was his live. It was pretty bad. But yeah, he got like suspended for 10 games. That was like a whole other situation. But as soon as he comes back, just showing no remorse, quoting NBA young boy lyrics, I mean, it's really the effects. of hip hop on let's just say to youth

because I don't want to be too specific is very apparent in today's society. So yeah, so that's all I want to talk about just want to get into the different the differences between the Gunna situation and the Six-Nine situation. As far as the snippet I just

played, I mean technically it's called oh, I exit out of it, but technically it was called let me see, fight it out. So a lot of people are dubbing this fight it out obviously there's no official title but for gunna um that's what that's what they're calling it because basically that's the biggest thing that stood out like he was like i'm not going nowhere i'm a fight it out which is basically saying all y'all that think that i'm gonna

just stop making music and going to hiding because i snitch well technically the location he put up is another tell tell sign that he kind of snitched because uh Miami florida if you don't know a lot of informants and don't ask how i know this man it's just from covering hip-hop but A lot of informants go to Florida because I don't know why, but I think it's easier to blend in. It's a big city and you're less likely, unless you're from Florida and you snitch. But if you're from somewhere else, that's probably one of the best places to fly to. And I don't know why you have to look it up for yourself, but that's why I've been told on numerous occasions that a lot of informants go to Florida. And so that's not really helping Gunnar's case.

But, hey, at the end of the day, we kind of already know he told. And right now he's just doing a lot of He what's the word he's doing a lot of I figure what PR tries to I forget the word but basically he's trying to Negate all the negative effects that comes with The quote unquote snitching you know for me I'm just saying he's telling on the bad guys you know I mean he's just telling on the criminals you know

I mean unless he was promoting their lifestyle which I mean is promoting YSL but like I'm not gonna reiterate my point But basically, Gunna doesn't really rap about that gangster lifestyle, like, let's say, Takashi did. So this type of activity from Gunna, it's not like, oh, man, I can't believe he did that. I'm like, from the perspective of or from the perception of Gunna, the bird's eye view, a perception that I have of Gunna, it's not really a gangster. Like, he's just a person who's rich from rapping and having a tremendous flow on my ad. Like, the way that Gunna flows over a beat, it's kind of. It's kind of crazy. So yeah, I don't really, and the way he wraps about Birkins and just, I keep saying

Birkins, but just his lavish lifestyle, I think, makes him stand out in a way that I feel like his career would be able to continue. Now, at the same level, probably not, but continue, yes. Like for 6'9, I don't even think he's put out music. Not since he came out, because he definitely put out music since then. But once he started flopping, because he was still trying to rap that gangster persona, then he just stopped putting out music for gunna i think he'll be able to rap about his lavish lifestyle and still be fine so you know i mean who knows he may come out with an album called master splinter

so anyways uh click my link to in my bio let me know one of my social medias what do you think about gunna and his whole situation with ysell and the hip-hop industry and the streets in general he has a lot of different situations he needs to uh he needs to get get straight straight now what what the migo say uh just a little bit of straightening let's just say gunna needs a little bit of that so anyways i click my link to your my bio let me know in one of my social medias what do you think about gunna's latest snippets since being released from prison and do you think he can continue his rap career