Art Basel Week always brings celebrities, late-night chaos, and high-energy parties to Miami, but Gunna managed to steal the spotlight in a completely unexpected way. During a packed set at LIV Miami, the rapper paused the music, grabbed the mic, and shouted a bar about loyalty and never “snitching” on friends. What seemed like a hyped-up party moment turned into a full-blown online debate within hours.
The twist? Offset was right next to him, vibing and dancing as the crowd erupted. That single detail is what sent social media into overdrive.
The viral clip that reopened an old wound
It started with one post on X. A fan uploaded the video with a caption highlighting the loyalty line Gunna delivered in the club. Within hours, the clip amassed hundreds of thousands of views and triggered another round of heated arguments about Gunna’s 2022 legal situation involving Young Thug and YSL.
The footage shows bright confetti, lasers cutting through the club, and Gunna yelling the lyric with full confidence. Offset raised his hands and danced in support, at least in the eyes of some viewers. For others, his presence added tension to an already loaded topic.
That duality is what pushed the clip into viral territory.
Why fans reacted so strongly
Gunna’s name has been tied to controversy ever since he accepted an Alford plea in the YSL RICO case. Although the plea allowed him to maintain his innocence legally, many people in the rap community interpreted it as a sign of cooperation with the authorities. Gunna has repeatedly denied snitching, saying he never testified, never exchanged information, and never turned against Young Thug.
This moment at LIV reopened all those discussions.
For some fans, the lyric was a direct clapback.
For others, it felt like unnecessary provocation.
Offset’s presence only complicated things further. His relationship with Atlanta’s rap scene, his respect for Young Thug, and his ability to navigate divided circles made many fans wonder what his stance truly is.
Social media reacts to Gunna
Once the clip spread, the comment sections lit up instantly. The reactions ranged from humorous to defensive to deeply emotional:
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Supporters defended Gunna, insisting the snitching narrative is exaggerated. One fan wrote, “He didn’t snitch. He took a plea that ANY lawyer would recommend.”
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Others mocked the moment, sharing memes about Gunna trying to rewrite history. A sarcastic comment read, “A little late to declare loyalty, buddy.”
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Some fans questioned the intention, calling the moment “ragebait for the timeline.”
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A smaller but vocal group praised Offset, claiming his presence signals forgiveness, or at least peace.
What’s clear is that the public is still divided, and every small move by Gunna reopens the larger conversation about loyalty surrounding YSL.
A career on the rebound, but controversy still follows
Despite the nonstop chatter, Gunna’s career is far from derailed. He’s been selling out arenas, releasing chart-friendly music, and winning back portions of the rap community with strong performances. His Art Basel appearance proves he remains a major draw.
Offset choosing to stand beside him—even for one night—suggests that some industry bridges aren’t as burnt as fans believe. Atlanta’s rap scene has always been built on complex relationships, and this moment is another reminder that public narratives rarely capture the full story.
Reinvention or more fire ahead?
While Gunna is focused on rebuilding his image and career, the internet hasn’t completely moved on. Many fans still bring up Young Thug, who remains behind bars, whenever Gunna trends. That emotional divide shapes every conversation around him, no matter the context.
But the LIV Miami clip also shows something else: Gunna isn’t hiding. He’s leaning into the controversy, reclaiming his voice, and writing his own next chapter.
Whether the public embraces him or keeps pushing back, he’s clearly choosing to move forward on his own terms.
And in hip-hop, that boldness alone is enough to spark another storm.
