Wiz Khalifa Keeps The Hot Streak Going With "Neighbors"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20229.8K Views

Wiz Khalifa is back with another new song.

Wiz Khalifa's been dropping new music every day for nearly two weeks now. The rapper's daily drop has been filled with gems that show glimpses of what we could expect from him in the future, and truthfully, it's promising. Nothing's really sounded like the radio hits he aims to make on his albums but going back to flow reminiscent of his earlier days.

Wiz dropped off his new single, "Neighbors" earlier today. The rapper jumps on a spacey, smoked out instrumental as he touches on his typical topics: weed, weather, and money. It's braggadocious, fun, and short, which has been the premise of much of the loose tracks he's released recently.

This could possibly be the lead up to another project dropping sometime soon but it wouldn't be shocking if Wiz decided to re-charge for the remainder of 2019 and come back strong in 2020.

Quotable Lyrics
Now, all my n***as ridin' with me, and rollin' dank up
I keep a bad bitch with me, a money maker
And if you fuck with her, she a heartbreaker
And if she got a bad friend, we all neighbors

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