On the heels of releasing his The Last Wun album, Gunna has confirmed plans for a joint project with Offset, which he says is currently “in the works.”

Gunna revealed that the collab album with Offset was on the way during his Apple Music Live celebration in Los Angeles on Monday night (Sept. 22), which found him in conversation with Ebro Darden, who teased the idea of a project with the Migos alum.

“Definitely,” Gunna said. “Yes, it’s in the works. But I, like, we spacing it out. You know, he dropped his album, I dropped my album. I was on his, he was on mine. And I feel like that was sprinkles and breadcrumbs for us to give you that meal soon.”

There had been rumors circulating about an Offset-Gunna joint album last year, as Set teased tracks featuring them trading bars on Instagram Live in October. He also hinted at cooking the joint project in an X interaction with a fan in February. The “Prada Dem” duo even hit the stage in Atlanta in June for the Hot 107.9 Birthday Bash at State Farm Arena.

They continued to work while exchanging features on their 2025 solo albums, as Set appeared on The Last Wun‘s “At My Purest” and Gunna returned the favor on Kiari‘s “Different Species.”

The duo has joined forces on numerous occasions in the past, while teaming up for “Prada Dem,” “Style Rare,” “Beat the Case” and “Wild Wild West.”

Gunna’s The Last Wun album serves as his sixth solo LP, and the project debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 with 80,000 total album-equivalent units earned.