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Less mainstream-poppish then music previously heard on Rolling Papers but it fits considering Amber Rose is featured on the rack. “Nameless” – a pretty low key song with a repetitive hook ( “Lifestyle of the rich and famous”) that’s sure to get stuck in your head if you listen to it a few times.so hopefully we see this track on there as well.

“O.N.I.F.C.” – Wiz plans on naming his next album O.N.I.F.C.

“Mary 3x” – Although Wiz is a stoner rapper, and every song at least talks about Mary Jane, he always has one track on every mixtape completely devoted to the drug.

Reminds me of “Taylor Gang” off of his third album, Rolling Papers.

“Guilty Conscience” – definitely has some down south undertones to it.

One of those songs that are very relatable to any stoner.

“Mia Wallace” – has a jazz feel to it and showcases Wiz’s different influences.

A nice song to ride to about relaxing with the people you’re cool with.

“California” – Although Wiz Khalifa hails from Pittsburgh, he is always California Dreaming.

As the first song on the tape, “Amber Ice” serves as his dedication to fiancee Amber Rose and the strain of weed he created

“Amber Ice” – starts of the smooth stoner vibe ever present in his tape.On March 13th, Wiz let out a slew a tweets alerting his fans to download a copy of his 8th solo mixtape. (It’s worth noting that some of his biggest tracks were produced by Stargate, benny blanco, and the Bruno Mars team The Smeezingtons-pop producers, not rap ones.) After reaching a pop peak with his 2015 Charlie Puth collaboration, “See You Again,” Khalifa scaled things back, releasing a sequel to Rolling Papers and a breezy collaboration with New Orleans rapper Curren$y ( 2009), followed by The Saga of Wiz Khalifa in 2020.Hey bloggers! Giving you a chance too take a listen for yourself if you are Wiz Khalifa fans or just curious about the up-and-comer, here is a track-by-tack review of Taylor Allderdice. From the beginning, Khalifa seemed indifferent to genre, mixing hip-hop with hints of club music and the anthemic quality of great pop-a flexibility that made him as likely to show up on a Maroon 5 track as a Chief Keef one. He started releasing mixtapes around 2005, racking up an increasingly high-profile set of features before breaking through with 2011’s Rolling Papers. Or, as he put it on “Black and Yellow,” “Get fly and take trips and that’s that-real rap.”Ī military kid, Khalifa (born Cameron Thomaz in 1987) spent most of his childhood bouncing around before settling in Pittsburgh.

From the beginning, there was something low-key and effortless about him, a joie de vivre that made his music-“No Sleep,” “Work Hard, Play Hard,” “Mezmorized”-feel like a party. Some rappers want to take over the world Wiz Khalifa just wants to meet girls, get money, and smoke as much weed as his constitution will allow.