Wiz Khalifa – Bombay & Lemonade (Review & Stream)

Wiz Khalifa has decided to drop a new track called ‘Bombay & Lemonade’ late Monday, and I’m jealous because I’m preparing for a long work week while they chill the hell out on a Monday! Rich Bastards!

Chevy Woods and Juicy J join Wiz on this vibed out track, but they sound a lot tougher than the tone of the song. Wiz does provide his typical smoothness on the chorus, which reminds me a bit of the ‘Kush & Orange Juice’ Wiz.

If I hear these played out flows by Chevy and Juicy J one more time, I might just eat poison.

OVERALL RATING (4/5)


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