Wiz Khalifa Drops Off Smooth New Track "Just Wanna Be Famous"

Wiz Khalifa is back with another drop.

BYAron A.Sep 24, 20198.1K Views

Wiz Khalifa has been blessing fans with new music since the beginning of the month. On a damn-near daily basis, he's blessed fans with a brand new song. Some of them are freestyles while others are fully formed tracks. Today, he returned with two new drops: "Tequila Shots In The AM" and "Just Wanna Be Famous." The latter is a mellow effort with somber production provided from Wiz's day ones, E. Dan, Big Jerm and Christo.

"Just Wanna Be Famous" encompasses the life of a rapper from a reflective perspective. Wiz details the reality behind stardom and the thirst people have to get it. Wiz gives that super laid-back, smoked out vibe on this one that's perfect for your 4/20 playlist.

Peep "Just Wanna be Famous" below.

Quotable Lyrics
I get a girl, teach her how to roll
Ain't in the gang so you not involved
I'm rollin' planes, drinkin' alcohol
I stayed the same when you got lost

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