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Wiz Khalifa & YG Unite For “Shouldn’t Matter”

Hearing Wiz and YG on a song together blew my mind for some reason.

I’ll start off by saying this: I don’t f**king like this song. On it, YG sings like a drunk n***a that aspires to be a pimp. Wiz does save this s**t a little bit by blessing us with an aggressive verse that has him singing just a splash, but he doesn’t save it enough to make me want to add it to my music library. Nonetheless, I am thankful that these two n***as were able to finally join forces for a song.

 

OVERALL RATING (2.5/5)

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