The Khalifa experience is almost an exercise in cringing. On Khalifa, Wiz sounds tired of his own shit, like he sighs before he hits each joint. The problem is when the artist himself loses sight of his raison d’etre. There’s nothing wrong with his one-dimensionality Pusha T has rapped about cocaine for 20 years and it still hasn’t gotten old. Plus, 2016’s TGOD Mafia: Rude Awakening album is a joint effort by Khalifa, Juice, and American record producer, TM88.Yet, like his fans (who are definitely too old for this shit now), Wiz’s career hasn’t aged so well. 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! 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.

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