Sun Came Out

Gunna's song 'Sun Came Out' is a vibrant celebration of success, wealth, and the luxurious lifestyle that comes with it. The recurring imagery of the sun coming out symbolizes a new beginning or a bright, prosperous phase in life. This is immediately followed by Gunna's decision to buy a drop-top car, which signifies his ability to indulge in high-end purchases and enjoy the fruits of his labor. The lyrics paint a picture of a lavish party on the block, with the scene resembling a car lot filled with expensive vehicles, further emphasizing the theme of opulence.

The song also delves into Gunna's journey to success and the camaraderie he shares with his friends. Lines like 'I let my niggas ball out' and 'Me and Thugger made a slime house' highlight the importance of loyalty and collective success. Gunna's reference to 'chasin' my Céline dreams' and 'hundred thousand dollars for a green ring' showcases his aspirations and the tangible rewards of his hard work. The mention of 'none of us green bean' and 'all of my lean clean' suggests a sense of pride in their achievements and a commitment to maintaining their status.

Throughout the song, Gunna uses various metaphors and cultural references to illustrate his lifestyle. For instance, 'hit it out the ballpark' and 'spit it and it's all art' convey his confidence and skill in his craft. The playful comparison of splitting a pop star 'down the middle like a Pop-Tart' adds a humorous touch while reinforcing his carefree, extravagant lifestyle. The repeated chorus, with its vivid imagery of a condo at the top looking like a skybox, encapsulates the essence of living life at the pinnacle of success and luxury.