In 2012, Juicy J appeared on Wiz Khalifa’s album, O.N.I.F.C., in tracks like the dynamic “The Plan.” Wiz returned the favor by lending his voice and talents to Juicy J’s “For Everybody,” which was released in 2015. Neither this music video nor this upcoming collaboration album is the first time since the two have worked together. The music video has now garnered over 1.3 million views on YouTube, so join the buzz and give the riveting video a watch! The North American trek, which also features 24kGoldn, DJ Drama, C Dot Castro, and Fedd the God, runs through September.On December 3 of 2021, American rappers and songwriters Juicy J and Wiz Khalifa have released their new song and accompanying music video, “Pop That Trunk.” This is their first collaboration since “GAH DAMN HIGH” from Juicy J’s most recent album The Hustle Continues, but will certainly not be their last, as the two legendary artists and longtime collaborators and friends will be releasing a joint album in early 2022.ĭirected by Gabriel Hart, who has done work with other notable artists such as Gucci Mane, Future, Young Jeezy, and Migos, the narrative-driven video is full of twists as Juicy and Wiz play disciples of the Devil coercing a group on the streets into handing over their souls.

“It gives me an opportunity to touch on a lot of different subjects and talk about things in different ways, but still get the same respect or reaction.”Įarlier this week, the Wizzlemania was in full effect when Wiz kicked off the “Vinyl-Verse Tour,” co-headlined by Logic. “As an artist, it shows a lot of growth-things that people might know about me or they might not,” he said. The 34-year-old Pittsburgh rapper continues to showcase his evolution on the follow-up to 2018’s Rolling Papers 2. “That was the idea behind it, just to make something that gives people a chance to sit down and really enjoy some shit.” “Musically it’s really cool and it kind of takes you on a journey,” Wiz told Stereogum. and Girl Talk, the 17-track set includes the previously-released singles “Iced Out Necklace,” “Bad Ass Bitches,” and “Memory Lane,” plus production from Scott Storch and Hitmaka. The Taylor Gang boss returns with his first full-length project in four years. Wiz Khalifa welcomes you to the Multiverse.

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