Would mgk and Wiz Khalifa have the same aura without their tats?

mgk and Wiz Khalifa recently announced that they are teaming up for a collaborative album titled blog era boyz. Honestly, the timing is interesting. Both artists are clearly in later stages of their careers, and while they still have loyal fanbases, neither has fully controlled the rap conversation lately. Maybe this project changes that. Maybe it doesn’t. Either way, they’re outside again.

Their latest single, “Everything tatted,” definitely sounds like two artists trying to recapture that hungry mixtape-era energy. The production is one of the hardest beats either rapper has touched in years, packed with dark tones, booming bass, and enough grit to make the whole track feel aggressive from start to finish.

Throughout the song, Wiz and mgk bounce off each other with a mix of laid-back flows and rapid-fire moments. mgk especially sounds refreshed here, stepping away from the emo-rock lane and leaning back into the raw hip-hop style that originally built his fanbase. Lyrically, the track centers on street life, tattoos, women, and reckless living.

Wiz Khalifa does exactly what you expect him to do: glide over the instrumental coolly while dropping slick one-liners. Add in the rage-heavy chorus, and “Everything tatted” ends up feeling chaotic in a delightful way.

Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.