wiz khalifa

Wiz Khalifa and Curren$y are two of rap’s most prolific artists. Where other artists would be content to release an album every year or two, these guys drop a half dozen albums, EP’s or mixtapes a year. Their most recent offering is a collaboration work named Live in Concert released to celebrate their favorite holiday, 4/20. Like the artists who created it, Live in Concert is not particularly ambitious, but it is extremely successful at what it does. Read More »

Exhausted after a long Georgetown Day? Enjoy this relaxing hip hop mix as a way to recover. Featuring new music from Wiz Khalifa & Curren$y as well as tracks from Jay-Z, Chance the Rapper and Joey Bada$$, this is the cure for what ails you after a long day! Read More »

“If it isn’t broke, don’t fix it”: that is the Wiz Khalifa motto on his new album “ONIFC”. For both better and worse, Wiz Khalifa does not deviate too much from his established modus operandi. So before you even listen to ONIFC, you probably can ask yourself a question: “Do I enjoy Wiz’s previous works?”. If the answer is “Yes”, you’ll find something to love on ONIFC. If the answer is “No”, then you can probably skip this album too.

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“Yeah, uh huh, you know what it is.” Wiz Khalifa’s anthemic opening line from his mega-hit “Black and Yellow” is neatly applicable to his most recent mixtape/free album Taylor Allderdice. If you are at all familiar with the work of Wiz Khalifa, then “you know what it is” when it comes to his latest offering. For those who are less initiated into the world of Wiz Khalifa, what this means is laid-back songs, primarily about marijuana consumption, drinking, women, partying and his newfound wealth. In short, it is quite shallow stuff, but that is not to say there can be no enjoyment found in Taylor Allderdice.

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