Key Takeaways:

• The shock collab marked a uncommon crossover second between Afrobeats and U.S. hip hop.
• Gunna has not introduced a tour for The Last Wun, making this certainly one of his few dwell appearances because the album dropped.
• Fans at AfroPlus Fest 2024 witnessed the first-ever dwell efficiency of “forever be mine” by Wizkid and Gunna.

The inaugural Afro+ Fest was an enormous success. Sunday (Aug. 31), organizers took over RFK Festival Grounds in Washington, D.C., the place Gunna shocked the gang by bringing Wizkid on stage for his or her dwell debut of “forever be mine.”

In a video shared on the rapper’s Instagram, he was within the midst of performing the observe from The Last Wun when Wizkid slowly made his means out. The two artists dapped one another up, hugged, and gave the roaring crowd a dwell rendition of the Turbo-produced observe.

“Wiz!” the Nigerian singer shouted, earlier than Gunna launched into his personal verse: “Slow it down, baby, we ain’t gotta rush / Unless you want me to speed up / Hit it like a clutch, put some speed on it, uh.” Watch the footage beneath.

As Rap-Up previously noted, Afro+ Fest had an enormous lineup of artists from throughout the globe for its debut. In addition to Gunna, the competition featured co-headliner Asake, together with Shenseea, Uncle Waffles, Foggieraw, and Shy Glizzy.

The “fukumean” rapper hasn’t formally introduced tour plans for The Last Wun, making the fête one of many first possibilities followers needed to catch him dwell because the album dropped in August. Talking to iHeartRadio in regards to the undertaking’s inventive route, Gunna defined, “I am the one, as you know, from One of Wun to WUNNA. Basically, I feel like I’m the last one standing, and I know I’m the last one here. That’s why you got the stone sculpture, because I feel like stones last forever.”

The Last Wun spanned 25 songs, making it certainly one of Gunna’s lengthiest tasks to this point. The LP included early singles “won’t stop” and “him all along,” plus contributions from Offset, Burna Boy, Nechie, and Asake. “Shout out to everybody who helped me put this album together, man,” the Georgia native advised the radio station.