Peewee Longway Says Waka Flocka Put Him On Backwoods In "How To Roll"

Peewee Longway comes through with the pack on "How To Roll."

BYAron A.Jun 14, 20187.5K Views

Peewee Longway continuously feeds the streets with his music. The rapper recently dropped off his second project within the span of a year with Spaghetti Factory that dropped in April. It was a follow up to August 2017's Blue M&M's 3 which hailed an unexpected feature from PartyNextDoor as well as appearances from Quavo, Offset and others. With all the activity going on with him, we needed to get him to the office for an episode of "How To Roll."

Peewee Longway came through and twisted up a fat backwood on the latest episode of "How To Roll." The Backwood craze only gained popularity in the past few years and prior to that, a lot of people were heavy onto swishers. On the latest episode of "How To Roll," Peewee Longway explained how it was actually Waka Flocka that introduced to them in the first time.

"I started off with Swishers. I got into Backwoods later." He said, "Waka tried to turn me onto Backwoods. I was like, 'Man, ain't nobody smoking no Backwood.' He's like, 'I'm tellin' you n*gga, you could put more weed in Backwoods. They even better.' We was on Swishers back then."

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