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All Gunna Albums Ranked Best to Worst (2026)

Gunna has released six studio albums, and this page ranks all six, from Drip or Drown 2 (2019) to The Last Wun (2025). His Drip Season mixtapes, the 2017 EP Drip or Drown and Drip Harder (2018), his collaborative tape with Lil Baby, are not ranked. Splurge, announced as his next studio album with the single "Pop It" in October 2026, had not been released when this page was written.

Gunna6 albums7 min readUpdated November 2026Hip-Hop
Drip or Drown 2 album cover
6.5

Quick Take

Consensus PeakDrip or Drown 2Wheezy and Turbo's blueprint for his soundMost PersonalA Gift & a CurseGuest-free, focused and surprise-released in 2023Biggest DebutDS4EverHome of Pushin P and his biggest debut

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Why it ranks here

Produced almost entirely by Wheezy and Turbo, Drip or Drown 2 is the cleanest expression of what Gunna does. "One Call" and "Speed It Up" glide on liquid melodies, "Derek Fisher" with Lil Baby carries the chemistry of their Drip Harder run, and "3 Headed Snake" brings in Young Thug. Reviews were largely positive. Metacritic: 76.

Context

His debut studio album, released February 22, 2019 by YSL and 300 Entertainment, the sequel to his 2017 EP with Wheezy. It debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 with 90,000 units and has been certified platinum.

Highlights

  • One Call
  • Speed It Up
  • Derek Fisher
  • 3 Headed Snake
  • Outstanding

Weak Spots

  • Moods rarely change
  • A few tracks feel interchangeable

Production

Wheezy · Turbo · Ghetto Guitar · Trell Got Wings

Read our full Drip or Drown 2 review →

Influence

Established the melodic, low-key Atlanta sound many younger rappers adopted.

Replay Value

Very high — the purest Gunna listen.

Why it ranks here

Surprise-released in June 2023, A Gift & a Curse has no guest verses and is the most inward-looking album he has made. "Bread & Butter" and "Back to the Moon" are strong, the second single "FukUMean" adds a harder edge, and Turbo keeps the sound lean. At forty-five minutes it is his most focused record since the debut. Metacritic: 68.

Context

His fourth studio album, surprise-released June 16, 2023 by YSL and 300 Entertainment. It debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 with 85,000 units and has been certified platinum.

Highlights

  • Bread & Butter
  • Back to the Moon
  • Back at It
  • Rodeo Dr
  • Alright

Weak Spots

  • Introspection stays fairly general
  • A few mid-album tracks are thin

Production

Turbo · Larrance Dopson · Flo · Cubeatz · Fresh Ayr

Read our full A Gift & a Curse review →

Influence

Showed he could carry an album entirely on his own voice.

Replay Value

High — short and well paced.

Why it ranks here

Wunna widens the palette with Tay Keith, Mike Will Made It and Taurus alongside Wheezy and Turbo. "Skybox" and the title track are among his most hypnotic songs, "Dollaz on My Head" with Young Thug is a highlight, and "Top Floor" with Travis Scott adds star power. It is a little long and safer than the debut, but consistently enjoyable. Metacritic: 67.

Context

His second studio album, released May 22, 2020 by YSL and 300 Entertainment. It debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 111,000 units, his first chart-topper.

Highlights

  • Skybox
  • Wunna
  • Dollaz on My Head
  • Top Floor
  • Argentina

Weak Spots

  • Over fifty minutes of similar tempos
  • Deluxe edition sprawls

Production

Wheezy · Turbo · Taurus · Tay Keith · Mike Will Made It

Read our full Wunna review →

Influence

Made him a headliner rather than a feature artist.

Replay Value

High — it holds up well.

Why it ranks here

One of Wun brings in Normani, Leon Bridges and Roddy Ricch, and Teddy Walton and Larrance Dopson add warmer textures to the Turbo-led sound. The title track and "WhatsApp (Wassam)" are breezy highlights, and "Clear My Rain" with Leon Bridges is a pleasant left turn. Reviewers noted that it rarely ventures into new lyrical territory.

Context

His fifth studio album, released May 10, 2024 by YSL and 300 Entertainment. It debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 with 91,000 units and topped the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart.

Highlights

  • One of Wun
  • WhatsApp (Wassam)
  • Prada Dem
  • On One Tonight
  • Clear My Rain

Weak Spots

  • Little lyrical development
  • Nearly an hour long

Production

Turbo · Evrgrn · Kenny Stuntin · Teddy Walton · Larrance Dopson

Influence

Kept him among rap's most reliable sellers.

Replay Value

Moderate to high.

Why it ranks here

His final album under YSL Records leans toward Afrobeats, with Burna Boy on "WGFT", Wizkid on "Forever Be Mine" and Asake on "Satisfaction". "Just Say Dat" and "Sakpase" are strong, but at nearly seventy minutes the album is his longest, and reviewers noted little growth beyond his established strengths.

Context

His sixth studio album, released August 8, 2025 by YSL and 300 Entertainment, which Gunna said would be his last under YSL. It debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 with 80,000 units. Singles included "Him All Along" and "WGFT".

Highlights

  • Just Say Dat
  • Sakpase
  • WGFT
  • Forever Be Mine
  • At My Purest

Weak Spots

  • Nearly seventy minutes
  • Few new ideas

Production

Turbo · Kenny Stuntin · Evrgrn · Omar Grand · Kizzy

Influence

Closed his YSL chapter; his next album, Splurge, followed the launch of his own Atlantic imprint, SB The Label.

Replay Value

Moderate — a few tracks return.

Why it ranks here

DS4Ever closed the Drip Season series with his biggest opening week and the hit "Pushin P" with Future and Young Thug. "P Power" with Drake and "Too Easy" with Future also charted, and Metro Boomin and Wheezy deliver polished beats. But the album is long and guest-heavy, and reviews were mixed. Metacritic: 51.

Context

His third studio album, released January 7, 2022 by YSL and 300 Entertainment. It debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 150,000 units, his second chart-topper. "Pushin P" peaked at No. 7 on the Hot 100 and "Too Easy" at No. 16.

Highlights

  • Pushin P
  • Too Easy
  • P Power
  • Thought I Was Playing
  • Poochie Gown

Weak Spots

  • Guest-heavy and overlong
  • Formula feels stretched

Production

Wheezy · Metro Boomin · Turbo · Taurus · Mike Will Made It

Read our full DS4Ever review →

Influence

Showed his commercial peak, even as critics cooled on the formula.

Replay Value

High for the singles, low for the album.

Scores come from each album’s scorecard review. A score marked ~ is an editorial estimate for an album we have not reviewed in full yet. Albums are ranked by score; ties keep our editorial order.

Essay

The Complete Picture

Gunna's best albums are his first two. Drip or Drown 2 and Wunna capture his sound at its freshest, and A Gift & a Curse is the strongest of the later records, more personal and tighter than anything around it. The rest are reliably smooth, but the formula has changed little since 2019.

Start with Drip or Drown 2, then Wunna. A Gift & a Curse is the pick for the post-2022 era.

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Gunna Albums in Order

  1. 2019Drip or Drown 2Ranked #1
  2. 2020WunnaRanked #3
  3. 2022DS4EverRanked #6
  4. 2023A Gift & a CurseRanked #2
  5. 2024One of WunRanked #4
  6. 2025The Last WunRanked #5

Gunna Albums: Common Questions

What is the best Gunna album?
We rank Drip or Drown 2 (2019) as the best Gunna album, with a score of 6.5/10: A fluid, cohesive debut that defined his sound.
How many Gunna albums are ranked here?
This ranking covers 6 Gunna projects, released between 2019 and 2025.
What is the earliest Gunna album in this ranking?
Drip or Drown 2 (2019) is the earliest release in this list. We rank it #1.
What is the most recent Gunna album in this ranking?
The Last Wun (2025) is the most recent release in this list. We rank it #5.
What is the worst Gunna album?
By our scorecard, the worst Gunna album is DS4Ever (2022), ranked #6 of 6 with a score of 5.5/10: A blockbuster with huge singles and diminishing returns.