The Khalifa experience is almost an exercise in cringing. On Khalifa, Wiz sounds tired of his own shit, like he sighs before he hits each joint. The problem is when the artist himself loses sight of his raison d’etre. There’s nothing wrong with his one-dimensionality Pusha T has rapped about cocaine for 20 years and it still hasn’t gotten old. cites that '.the song was teased for months before being released because it originally faced some copyright problems because the beat already had been used by G-Eazy on “Order More,” but was cleared up when Juicy J, TM88, DJ Spinz, Lex Luger, and Crazy Mike came through with a new beat.Yet, like his fans (who are definitely too old for this shit now), Wiz’s career hasn’t aged so well.

What I find most interesting, however, is that the final instrumental tied into the vocals upon its release differed from the instrumental Travis previewed with his part back before the single released (link above.) Fans have tried to recreate what the original was intended to sound like as heard here, however, according to some folks familiar with the matter, the OG never fully leaked out. Other then it being a psychedelic and trippy vibe from start to finish, many producers had their hands on this masterpiece that would ultimately be featured on Wiz's studio album Khalifa. Yet another one of my absolute favorite Travis Scott features of all time! This song has quite rich production history and remains one of the strongest classics in the discography of all time.

Music Video/Live Performance: Music Video linked above, so here's a Live Performanceĭemo/Snippet: Live Demo Snippet featuring the Original Instrumental Produced by: GSP, Southside, Crazy Mike, DJ Spinz, Lex Luger, TM88 & Juicy J

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