00:00Gunna hosts his Wanna Run 5K in Atlanta.
00:04Gunna brought more than 1,000 people together in Atlanta's West End for his official Wanna Run 5K.
00:10The event combined fitness, community, and giving back,
00:14with proceeds supporting longtime residents facing housing challenges.
00:18More than 1,000 participants reportedly joined the run,
00:22creating a major turnout in the historic West End neighborhood.
00:25Attendees ran, walked, and enjoyed a day outdoors while supporting Gunna's community-focused initiative.
00:32The event offered more than exercise.
00:35It gave Atlanta residents and fans a chance to connect and participate in something positive happening in their hometown.
00:43Proceeds from the Wanna Run 5K are going to the Atlanta Beltline Legacy Resident Retention Program.
00:49The initiative helps eligible longtime residents remain in their homes,
00:53as neighborhoods around the Atlanta Beltline continue to change.
00:57Atlanta's growth has created opportunities,
01:00but also raised concerns about rising housing costs and displacement.
01:04By supporting the program, Gunna helped bring attention to the importance of preserving communities
01:09and protecting longtime residents.
01:12Gunna grew up in College Park and has remained closely connected to Atlanta throughout his music career.
01:17The Wanna Run 5K adds another example of how he uses his platform to support the city that helped shape
01:24him.
01:25Rather than hosting an event focused only on entertainment,
01:28Gunna connected his name to a cause affecting residents across Atlanta.
01:32The strong turnout highlighted Atlanta's community spirit.
01:37Runners and supporters came together for a healthy activity while contributing to a housing initiative.
01:42The event also gave younger residents an opportunity to participate in something positive alongside a major hometown artist.
01:50The event also gave younger residents an opportunity to participate in something positive alongside a major hometown artist.
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