Young Thug And Gunna Brought A Marching Band To The Fallon Stage

Young Thug and Gunna were the musical visitors on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night (October 20) and, as a substitute opposed to winging it with just themselves for a steamy (literally) efficiency of their group effort "Hot," they brought along members of the Temple University Diamond Marching Musical group for a Drumline-esque show of brass (and woodwind) pizazz. Both Young Thug and Gunna are theatrical artists, and also you could imagine the level of showmanship on display in the brief show. Yet for three minutes, the rappers, and the musical group, transported the audience to the football field at halftime for a show that they'll never forget.


The show started with a drum major (who looks just like Gunna and it's certainly surprising that he doesn't turn out to be) leading the sort of flutists and trumpet players as they bounce around and play the song's roaring production sequence. Gunna emerges in back of them in all black and starts to rap the song with the smoothness of a slithering garden snake maneuvering through fresh grass. Young Thug rises from the stage's steam in all white, a stray vapor that has figured out how to use a microphone. He's more energetic than Gunna here and the two share the stage for his verse. Just whenever it begins, the halftime show is over. Each person head back to the stands, the third quarter is about to get underway.


"Hot" appears on Young Thug's sophomore studio album So Much Fun that dropped in August. The LP also features "The London" with J. Cole and Travis Scott.


Watch Young Thug and Gunna's football field efficiency up above.