Wiz Khalifa adds eight new songs to “The Saga Of Wiz Khalifa.”

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TOP 3

 

3. POV

“POV” is a strip club joint that you need in your life.

“POV” features a beat that practically begs listeners to twerk their asses off. The song also features an extremely catchy hook by Wiz Khalifa, a verse that makes Wiz sound like a sicko that has premium memberships to the best strip clubs in America, and a verse by Rubi Rose that has her sounding like the best thing since sliced bread.

America’s love for strip clubs is getting out of control…

 

 

 

2. MILLIONS

Never in a million years did I think that Wiz Khalifa and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie would make a song together.

“Millions” features a soothing beat and infectious melodies. Weirdly, the song also features some of the hardest and some of the most savage lyrics known to man. (See how important it is to fully listen to songs?)

 

 

1. WHAT’S THE MOVE

Wiz Khalifa comes out swinging on “What’s The Move.”

“What’s The Move” starts off this The Saga Of Wiz Khalifa deluxe project slyly. The song features a wavy beat, an extremely catchy hook, and braggadocios verses by Wiz Khalifa and Maxo Kream. The song also features a very bizarre verse by SNSTBLVD.

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SONG BY SONG BREAKDOWN

1. WHAT’S THE MOVE (4/5)

2.MILLIONS (4/5)

3. ON TOP (4/5)

4.POV (4/5)

5. THIS TIME AROUND (3/5)

6. TRAP NAP (4/5)

7. VILLA (4/5)

8. ABOVE AVERAGE (3/5)

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OVERALL RATING

(B)

 

This deluxe edition of The Saga Of Wiz Khalifa isn’t bad at all…

A couple of years back, I feel like Wiz Khalifa knew that he was past his prime, so he often pressed when he made music. These days, I think he is comfortable with his standing in hip-hop, so he doesn’t press as much. With that being said, The Saga of Wiz Khalifa (Deluxe) is simply a body-of-work that is enjoyable. Wiz doesn’t try too hard to create new flows or force weed-talk down our throats; instead, he blesses us with authentic raps, hooks that will get stuck in your head, and beats that will turn clubs up. All in all, I just love how relaxed the Pittsburgh rapper sounds on this deluxe project.