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5.7

Mixed or average reviews- based on 27 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 15 out of 27
  2. Negative: 7 out of 27
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  1. May 18, 2021
    4
    What Gunna only achieves with the release of this eighteen-track long album 'WUNNA' (increasing to 26 tracks for the deluxe version which I had the immeasurable chance to listen to in order to write this review) is only to prove his surprising ability to create lots of mainstream and effortless songs. Rather than trying to craft his own identity he dives in an ocean of flatness since heWhat Gunna only achieves with the release of this eighteen-track long album 'WUNNA' (increasing to 26 tracks for the deluxe version which I had the immeasurable chance to listen to in order to write this review) is only to prove his surprising ability to create lots of mainstream and effortless songs. Rather than trying to craft his own identity he dives in an ocean of flatness since he invited his direct idols and original copies Future and Young Thug. If he still manages to bring a new chemistry with Young Thug (on 'One Watch' for example) the rest is as dull as predictable.

    Melodies are not compelling at all and as generic as his flow. Lyrics timidly oscillate between almost okay and total garbage. If Gunna is still playing in the specific game of trap, I have to admit that he explores it as he can (within the limits of ease qualifying his work in general). During this one hour and a quarter (for the deluxe version let me remind it) it was mostly painful. But I still had the agreeable surprise to find some more decent songs than the others, especially 'Top Floo'r (with Travis Scott of course) and 'Wunna'.The rest just flirts with a below average level.
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  2. Feb 24, 2021
    3
    gunna is NAV but doesn't sing 3/10
    gunna is NAV but doesn't sing 3/10
    gunna is NAV but doesn't sing 3/10
  3. Jun 26, 2020
    10
    Wunna is a 10/10 the production is next level and gunna relaxing flow and voice give every song a diffrent but amazing atmosphere. WUUNA is a must listen
  4. Jun 2, 2020
    6
    Wunna is definitely a good record for those who want to enjoy some music without the urge of paying maximum attention to the lyrical content of every single track. Honestly, I feel that Wunna is pretty good until its half, providing good songs like Argentina, MOTW, Dollaz on My Head, Rockstar Bikers & Chains and so on, then the listener may get bored or lose interest due to the lack ofWunna is definitely a good record for those who want to enjoy some music without the urge of paying maximum attention to the lyrical content of every single track. Honestly, I feel that Wunna is pretty good until its half, providing good songs like Argentina, MOTW, Dollaz on My Head, Rockstar Bikers & Chains and so on, then the listener may get bored or lose interest due to the lack of mood-shifting and tracks that really “wake you up”. Anyways, a listen should be given Expand
  5. Jun 2, 2020
    10
    Excelente álbum. Cada canción tiene un toque especial el cual hace que quiera escucharla una y otra vez. Una obra de arte sin duda.
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67

Generally favorable reviews - based on 6 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4 out of 6
  2. Negative: 1 out of 6
  1. Jun 10, 2020
    60
    While WUNNA deserves points for its cohesiveness and impressive highs, its padding proves its downfall: the album's closing run means it remains a pick-and-mix affair, rather than a definitive statement.
  2. Jun 8, 2020
    70
    At 50 minutes, the album’s length isn’t an issue, but one wishes that Gunna had selected a fraction of these 18 tracks and expanded them past the two-minute mark and cut filler like “Blindfold,” “Met Gala,” and “I’m on Some.”
  3. May 28, 2020
    70
    While some of his writing is of the Fisher-Price variety—one verse in “Met Gala” employs a AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA rhyme scheme—and his lyrics aren’t always well thought out (“Say the wrong word, and I’mma shoot him in his shit”), Wunna remains a transportive listening experience, due in large part to its production, which exists in almost perfect harmony with Gunna’s soothing vocals.