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Gunna Packs Barclays Center ... First Show Since Jail, 'Snitch' Rep

Gunna might’ve recently been labeled a snitch by some, but it looks like even more people are still rocking with him.

The rapper performed a headlining show Saturday at Barclays Center in Brooklyn — his first in a long time — where the stadium was packed to the gills with paying customers.

Gunna concert in Brooklyn tonight

Real Life > The Internet pic.twitter.com/QvVmKZmSLv

— The Hood Therapist (@OhhMar24) September 10, 2023

The dude went through a ton of his songs, including some newer ones he dropped in his latest album — “A Gift And a Curse” — which the crowd seemed to know well as they rapped along. By the looks of it, there was a lot of enthusiasm and good vibes … almost as if nobody cared about the whole YSL scandal.

Remember, Gunna’s name has been getting dragged through the mud these past several months after he struck a deal with Fulton County prosecutors who are going after several of his label mates, including Young Thug. The perception from some fans was … dude must’ve ratted out his crew and cut himself a deal, which led to hateful comments.

Gunna showing love to Young Thug tonight in Brooklyn 🐍 pic.twitter.com/wxbYYLPRJV

— Complex Music (@ComplexMusic) September 10, 2023

Gunna denied doing that though, and has maintained he still supports Thug — which was evident in his concert this weekend. On one of the monitors, there was a “Free Jeffrey” message blaring across the screen, so it’s clear he still considers himself aligned with YT.

This was just one of 2 shows that Gunna is doing in the near future — he’s got another one scheduled in LA later this month. He’s not touring, per se, but does seem to be testing the waters on how a full-blown comeback might look like.

Gunna performs “fukumean” for the first time pic.twitter.com/YeV1hnkZzb

— YOUNG STONER LIFE (@YoungStonerLife) September 10, 2023

Based on this first outing, it’s safe to say the people are hungry to see him live.

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