Westside Gunn Unveils Tracklist for “Heels Have Eyes 2”

Westside Gunn has revealed the official tracklist for his highly anticipated sequel project Heels Have Eyes 2, which arrives in June. On Sunday morning, August 24, the Buffalo rapper shared details about the 12-track release, confirming that it continues his unique blend of rap and wrestling culture.

The project is executive produced by Gunn himself. It features production from Harry Fraud, Cee Gee, Mr. Green, Denny Laflare, and DJ Muggs. Fraud, Mr. Green, and Laflare also helped shape the sound of the original Heels Have Eyes, making their return an important link between the two projects. This sequel is also tied to Gunn’s wrestling brand, 4th Rope, which has been gaining attention for combining hip hop energy with live wrestling showcases.

Among the 12 tracks are “Bomme Des Garcon,” “Power House Hobbs,” and “Love You Pt. 2.” Like the first installment, the album is featureless, keeping Gunn’s voice and vision at the center. His decision to avoid guest appearances adds focus to his artistry while maintaining the raw, stripped-down style fans expect.

The announcement drew excitement across social platforms. Many praised Gunn’s consistency and ability to expand the boundaries of hip hop. One fan tweeted, “Legendary,” while another wrote, “Griselda Records definitely in they own bag. But yall ran out of room, naturally you just overflowed the streets, tape decks, WiFi, graffiti, etc. It’s definitely a movement.” That enthusiasm reflects Gunn’s recent showcases, where artists such as Rome Streetz and Stove God Cooks performed alongside wrestling matches. These events highlight his vision of merging performance and spectacle into one immersive experience.

The first Heels Have Eyes, released in April 2024, leaned heavily on Gunn’s voice, with no features beyond a Doechii sample. The sequel follows the same formula but promises to expand on the concept. For fans, the anticipation lies not only in the music but also in the unexpected twists Gunn often delivers.

Gunn has built a reputation on unpredictability. He has spent 2024 dropping multiple projects, curating shows, and deepening his connection to wrestling culture. Heels Have Eyes 2 stands at the crossroads of music, sport, and art. It showcases a movement that is bigger than just rap, driven by a loyal fan base that embraces his risks. With the new album, Gunn is set to deliver another chapter where street narratives, avant-garde aesthetics, and wrestling spectacle converge.