Gunna walks Billboard through his chart history — breaking down the stories behind hits like “Drip Too Hard,” “pushin P,” “Space Cadet” and more. In this Chart History episode, Gunna explains his creative process, key collaborations, and how certain moments turned into global catchphrases.

Gunna 

This is Gunna and this is my Chart History. “fukumean” is a fun song. It’s energy, good vibes, Miami. So how we came up with the song, we was at the Airbnb in the studio room, me, Nietzsche, P Litty, Flow. But I know for sure that I heard Dunk Rock. [Laughs] It was also just, like, a bunch of beautiful women in the room, just vibes and the beat playing. And I remember P Litty like, “Yeah, she really just saying yuh.” She from Morocco but she done lived in Paris, so, like, she got a French accent that just was, like, different, right? And then I’m like, “Man, just, you need to just record. Say this, just record it one time.” I duplicated it all the way through the song. I might have said, “fukumean,” and Nietzsche like, “Man, you need to say f— you mean with, like, everybody in the room. ” Whole room like, “fukumean?” That’s why it sounds like a lot of people when you hear “f— you mean,” ’cause there was a lot of people in the room. How I make a song, I freestyle and just kind of just, like, dissect it. But it, it start off with my feelings and, like, just how I’m feeling today.

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