In a world where hip hop can sometimes feel watered down and predictable, Yawnee Gunna continues to push against the grain—and his latest single, “Take It Back”, is proof that evolution doesn’t mean losing your edge. Released on April 14th, 2025, the record is a raw, reflective continuation of the sonic direction Yawnee has been carving since “Wolves”, “Stainless Steel Weapons”, and “Save Your Soul”.
Recorded in the heart of Globe, Arizona, at Yawnee Gunna’s very own studio, “Take It Back” was born during a charged session in early March. The artist’s hometown once again serves as both backdrop and battleground—where pain, loyalty, betrayal, and redemption all collide.
The beat, produced by Hocii808—marking the third collaboration between the two—drips with tension. It’s cinematic, even elegant, but don’t let the polish fool you. Underneath the clean engineering work by YB DaBagSnatcher is a storm waiting to erupt. The track moves like a snake in tall grass: slow, deliberate, but always ready to strike.
Yawnee Gunna has never been afraid of exposing the scars, but now he’s switching cadences and tempos like an assassin slipping between shadows. His delivery is unpredictable, measured, and layered with intent. This isn’t just rapping—it’s a calculated act of expression. “The new style is all about controlled chaos,” one listener noted. “He’s saying things that cut, but the way he’s saying them is even sharper.”
The message of “Take It Back” is crystal clear: words matter—and not everything said or done can be undone. In today’s digital age of keyboard courage, Yawnee uses the track to call out the fake love and cowardice of online haters. “With the love always comes the hate,” he’s said, and this record proves he’s not afraid to stare either one in the face.
“The problem is that people want to hate online but then when we see them out and about it’s nothing but smiles and handshakes.” In classic Yawnee Gunna fashion, that duality is addressed with biting precision. There’s no room for sugarcoating—this is a man who’s been through fire and come out steel-forged.
And yet, there’s wisdom underneath the venom. “If you look deeper into this song, it’s really about taking the hate and relaxing about it,”Yawnee shared. That’s the true mastery here. He’s not asking for an apology. He’s just reminding you that actions have weight—and sometimes, you just can’t take it back.
In a culture obsessed with clout and instant gratification, Yawnee Gunna stays grounded in reality. His music still carries the roughness of the streets he came from, but with a refined clarity that only experience can bring. “Take It Back” is not just another single—it’s a checkpoint in an artist’s journey that’s never been afraid to get uncomfortable or confront the truth.
Whether you’ve been riding since Seventh Evans Mixtape or just now tapping in, “Take It Back”demands your attention—not with gimmicks, but with grit, growth, and honesty.
Stream the new single and keep up with Yawnee Gunna:
- Take It Back
- Official Yawnee Gunna Website
- Yawnee Gunna | Spotify
- Stream “Wolves” By Yawnee Gunna HERE
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- Yawnee Gunna Music | Facebook
Real ones know: you can’t fake respect… and you can’t always Take It Back.
