Wiz Khalifa’s been going on a steady freestyle run lately, hitting pockets reminiscent of the laid-back flow that made him a household name in the first place. From the moment his breakout mixtape Kush and Orange Juice dropped in 2010, he became a blueprint for stoner rap, and verses on tracks like “See You Again,” “Young, Wild & Free,” and “Black and Yellow” cemented his place as one of hip-hop’s most consistent artists. Don’t get it twisted, though—Khalifa’s not just rolling up all day.
He’s been in the freestyle game since day one, and lately, he’s been getting back in his bag, snatching up beats from everyone from Flo Milli to Luh Tyler. Whether he’s spitting over “squabble up” or flexing his “Big Wiz” persona, Khalifa is reminding everyone why he’s been a dominant force in the game for over a decade—and teasing what he has next for fans.
“Indigo Freestyle”
Sliding over a sample of Ice Spice’s infamous track “Think U The Sh** (Fart),” Khalifa is posted in front of his pool, ironically talking major shit about everything from his multitude of girls to the “hundreds of thousands” he’s spent on fits—all while holding his signature blunt.
“Homeless Freestyle”
Khalifa flipped Tee Grizzley and Skilla Baby’s track “Gorgeous” to drop some of his most vital life lessons: “Always do my homework before I invite ’em out” and, of course, “Always gotta roll my kush in the right amount.” Because, really, who’s got time for bad math or poorly rolled paraphernalia?
“Never Lose Freestyle”
Khalifa tapped into Flo Milli’s “Never Lose Me,” a track about being the baddest, to paint a picture of what goes down between him and his girl once they leave the club. Let’s just say it’s a lot more explicit than Flo Milli’s bars but just as braggadocious.
“Not A Drill Freestyle”
Shoutout to Veeze. Khalifa flipped the Detroit native’s smash hit of the same name to drop some wisdom on how he moves in the rap game — “if you ain’t trying to go get that money, what you in it for?”
“Soak City Freestyle”
Khalifa made sure to show love to rising star 310babii and his breakout hit “Soak City (Do It),” all while casually flexing his own status as “Big Wiz.”
“First YN Freestyle”
Chilling in a house straight out of a slo-mo TikTok video in Thailand, Khalifa spit bars about being the “first YN in a Challenger” — and, of course, he’s got the receipts to back it up.
“War on Drugs Freestyle”
Still soaking up some time away from the States, Khalifa teased that the highly anticipated sequel to Kush and Orange Juice, is on the way (rumored to drop on April 18th). And, of course, he still found time to plug his own brand of bud, telling listeners, “click the link and find out what I’m smokin’ on.” Multi-tasking at its finest.
“Roll It Up Freestyle”
Everyone was vibing to Kendrick Lamar’s surprise drop, GNX—Khalifa included. He slid onto the beat for “squabble up,” but instead of throwing hands, he’s all about rolling up some greenery and keeping it chill.
“In the Sky Freestyle”
Solange and Wiz Khalifa? The collaboration I never knew I needed. The rapper jumped on the beat of her 2016 smash “Cranes in the Sky” to tell the haters, “How many times I gotta tell you that my pen ain’t to be messed with?”
“So Many Pounds Freestyle”
As you can probably guess, Khalifa isn’t talking about body weight on the track. While he’s “lookin’ at the sky while I’m smoking bomb weed,’ he’s also keeping his word — Kush and Orange Juice 2 is definitely on the way.
“Burgh Boy Freestyle”
Instead of claiming the “Florida Boy” title like Luh Tyler, Khalifa dropped knowledge as a “Burgh Boy”, letting the world know, “You can have a billion dollars and still be a lame n****.” Yikes.
“Trappa Rappa Freestyle”
The rapper isn’t easing up this year. Posted up in the studio, Khalifa dropped a freestyle over Quavo’s recent hit, “Trappa Rappa,” throwing shade at the clowns around him while flexing the fashion labels he’s got in surplus. Wiz is reminding everyone that he’s not backing down.
If Khalifa keeps this pace, it’s shaping up to be a monumental year for him. Time to celebrate—and, of course, blaze it.
