Thanks for being there for me, young Wiz. That night also marked the first time that I drank to the point of vomiting. That led to some drunken freestyles from my friend’s little brother that I still have saved on my computer. Wiz Khalifa’s “The Thrill” will forever remind me of the tenth grade night when me and a few friends played beer pong and danced to this song. Here’s another old Wiz Khalifa song that I found out about early on. Plus, some of the lyrics are pretty funny: “A zombie I make her give me brains til she stupid.” 2. The beat is perfect for blasting in your car when you just want to feel like a boss. One day I decided to go back and see what he had on some of his old tapes, and this song stood out to me. I hadn’t heard “Buss Down” until later, after I had mostly given up on Wiz Khalifa’s new music. “Buss Down” ( Prince Of The City 2, 2008) Come to think of it, a smokey theme is found in 90% of Mr. It was a great way for Wiz to start out his Burn After Rolling tape, introducing it’s smokey theme with a catchy banger. Everything about this song is great, from the beat to the lyrics and the overall vibe. This was one of the first Wiz Khalifa songs I ever heard, and it has been one of my favorites ever since. This is one of the first times that Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa got together on a track, and they clearly enjoyed it because they made an entire album together not long after. It’s by all means a good song, but the G-Mix is worlds better. I always think of it as the song that made Wiz Khalifa famous and an early sign of his transition into the mainstream. When Wiz Khalifa released “Black & Yellow”, it took my friends (and the nation) by storm. Snoop Dogg, Juicy J, and T-Pain (Single, 2010) All of the songs are half Wiz and half Curren$y, and made for a good roll-up session. The rest of How Fly is super chill and definitely worth checking out, too. In the end I went with “The Planes” because it was probably the one I listened to the most back in the day. This was a tough choice, because it seems every time Wiz teams up with Curren$y they produce nothing but straight fire. This song was played on repeat during blunt cruises to Jayne’s Hill, which is ironically the highest point on Long Island. Probably because I spent way too much time driving around being a derelict back then, and always by my side was Wiz Khalifa’s Cabin Fever, and more specifically, “Phone Numbers”. Trae Tha Truth & Big Sean ( Cabin Fever, 2011)įor some reason, this song reminds me of my high school parking lot. “The Race” was probably my favorite track on the album, and then I’d have to say “Rooftops” ft. “No Sleep”), there were a few standout tracks that I really enjoyed. While I agree that the album had a lot of songs that were pretty terrible (i.e. “The Race” ( Rolling Papers, 2011)Ī lot of people in my circle thought that Rolling Papers was a departure from the old Wiz, too mainstream for their tastes. I haven’t thrown a party in a while, but I reckon this one would still go over pretty well. Many people didn’t know the song, but they didn’t care because it has a tough beat and it’s catchy.
I played Wiz Khalifa’s “Chewy” a lot when I was throwing parties during my sophomore and junior years of college, and it was always great. Personally I like “Name On A Cloud” better, but “Wussup” is a cool song in it’s own regard. The video’s pretty chill, with Wiz just walking around with some friends and spitting his verse at the camera, in sepia tone. Here’s a combo music video for Wiz Khalifa’s “Name On A Cloud” and “Wussup”, both off his Flight School mixtape. All the songs chosen are from 2011 and prior. That’s why I’ve gone back through the vaults and found 10 old Wiz Khalifa songs that I used to bump all the time and gathered them together on one post. Just a few days ago he released his new album, Khalifa, and I listened to part of it but I really wasn’t feeling it. Back in high school, I was a huge fan of Wiz Khalifa, but as I got older and he got more famous, I didn’t really like any of the music he put out, and over time I gradually stopped listening.
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