Labs, Jim Jonsin, and others - topped with stoner-ambiguity lyrics.
They are also meant as cautions for those who don’t appreciate slick productions - crafted by Stargate, I.D. Past the big hit, Rolling Papers casts Khalifa as a more earthbound and approachable version of Kid Cudi, or Currensy for the masses, both of which are meant as compliments. on down - will find this familiar ground. Those looking for more singalong sport anthems and party tracks will be severely disappointed with the rapper’s first major-label release, but anyone who has followed the alt-pop side of hip-hop - from B.o.B. If it wasn’t for “Black and Yellow,” Wiz Khalifa’s story would match the mixtape past of Currensy, Freddie Gibbs, and even Lil Wayne, but that unrepresentative mega-hit - and unofficial Pittsburgh Steelers anthem from the previous Super Bowl season - made Rolling Papers a “highly anticipated” release for a wider audience than usual.
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