Belgian Dad Reacts to Gunna - wgft (feat. Burna Boy)

Some songs hit you like a punch — and others just slide in smooth, make your head nod, and remind you how effortlessly cool music can be. Gunna ft. Burna Boy – WGFT is definitely one of those.

Now imagine watching a 70-year-old Belgian dad try to process that combination. One minute it’s calm, the next it’s pure luxury vibes. You can feel the rhythm, the confidence, and the style oozing from every second of the track — and meanwhile, we’re just two Belgians sitting there like, “What planet is this sound from?”

That’s what makes these reactions fun. Hip hop, afrobeats, trap — it doesn’t matter where it comes from, good music connects instantly. Gunna’s smooth delivery and Burna Boy’s unique energy blend perfectly, and even my dad, who grew up in a completely different musical world, feels that groove.

At 70, he’s lived through every music era — but hearing this kind of modern sound still surprises him. The production, the rhythm, the layers — it’s something he never expected to enjoy, yet somehow it always wins him over. He listens carefully, nods slowly, and lets the music do its thing.

There’s something really cool about watching that mix of generations. I grew up with hip hop everywhere, but for him, this is all new. No nostalgia, no bias — just honest, first-time reactions. And that makes it pure.

This song in particular has that international flavor that bridges worlds. Gunna brings the signature Atlanta flow, Burna Boy adds that African smoothness, and suddenly you’ve got something that feels global — and timeless. From the streets of the US to Lagos to a quiet living room in Belgium, that sound just works.

Our reactions are always about the moment — no scripts, no fake hype, no pretending. Just a father and son pressing play, letting the beat fill the room, and seeing what happens. Sometimes we’re shocked, sometimes we laugh, but we’re always real.

It’s also a reminder of how far hip hop has come. The genre isn’t just about bars anymore — it’s about blending styles, breaking limits, and creating sounds that can travel anywhere. Songs like WGFT show how connected the world of music really is.

Even from Belgium, we feel that same energy. Gunna’s cool, effortless presence mixed with Burna Boy’s rhythm brings a vibe that’s impossible to ignore. It’s classy, confident, and addictive. And seeing my dad — someone who spent most of his life listening to rock, jazz, and classic hits — tap his foot to it is a victory in itself.

That’s what this channel is about. It’s not just reacting — it’s connecting. It’s showing how music crosses borders, generations, and expectations. You don’t have to be 20 to love modern hip hop, and you don’t have to be from the US to feel it.

Every song is a new discovery, a new energy, a new shared moment between father and son. Whether it’s drill, trap, melodic rap, or global fusions like this one, we’re here for it.

So if you’re into genuine reactions, funny generational contrasts, and seeing a 70-year-old Belgian dad catch vibes he never thought existed, you’re in the right place.

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