Wiz Khalifa & LaRussell Team Up for Laid-Back Banger “I Might Be”

Rating: 5 out of 5.

You get a vintage Wiz Khalifa performance on this track.

Wiz Khalifa and LaRussell have joined forces on a brand-new track, “I Might Be,” featuring Michael Prince and Mike G Beatz—and it’s a must-listen. For those unfamiliar with Wiz’s dominance in the late 2000s, he’s the mastermind behind the iconic Kush & Orange Juice mixtape and the hit single “Black and Yellow.” Meanwhile, LaRussell has been making waves, most recently delivering a standout performance at the NBA All-Star Game.

“I Might Be” brings back classic Wiz vibes, channeling the Kush & Orange Juice era with a smooth, laid-back West Coast-inspired beat. Wiz delivers reflective bars about his come-up, love for weed, and affinity for women who share the same appreciation. LaRussell counters with a hard-hitting verse, emphasizing his pursuit of peace, his rise as an independent artist, and his ability to shine brighter than Mr. Clean. Their contrasting styles over the chilled-out production make for a refreshing and well-balanced collaboration.

You have to give “I Might Be” a shot below. It’s down there.



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