The much-awaited coming back of Gunna, who finally breaks his silence on “bread and butter,” is met with elation.
One of YSL’s frontrunners, Gunna, has had an eventful year; with new music now emerging from him, it’s only fitting that he addresses the recent upheaval in his career.
The single “bread and butter” provides a window into Wunna’s anguish and serves as a reminder that his evident ability has not wandered. Not so long ago, the industry was on P’s case, but now that plea agreements are in the spotlight and Young Thug remains behind bars, many people assume that his right-hand guy knows more than they do.
Gunna’s unease is concealed throughout the polished four-minute effort by mention of statements, allegiance to Thug, and minding his P’s and Q’s.
As the ATL artist carves a figure of someone cutting their own path, echoed in birds eye perspective by a crafty crow appearing to watch over Gunna, the monochromatic images are pleasing to the eye and fit the “bread and butter” idea.
