I don't know much about the city of steel but I doubt that life is always easy, like any urban area in America drugs and crime run the streets.Īny young artist is going to have to deal with his own maturation in front of the audience he is trying to train. Pittsburgh isn't on the map as a Hip Hop hot bed but wiz has been carring the city on his shoulders since this first tape. Ultimately it sounds as though he is playing Nas, telling stories from those around him. It's not the Wiz we know today and it's still nothing to deep to digest but he also tempers some of the tough talk with some real moments acknowledgeing his inexperience in certain realms.
Everything here is pretty straight forward boom bap, east coast style bangers for Wiz to get hard on. His ear for beats is great! He rocks a few industry ones with ease and has his in house team hold down the rest I'm assuming. Sounding good on a track goes a long way to making you listenable repeatedly. While on his latest offering Kush & Orange Juice he doesn't fully show it (due to a lot of more sung vocals, not coming weak), he can ride a beat with the best of em. If you like Wiz it's a great demonstration of how far he has come and how well he has developed his strengths. That is not to say you shouldn't listen to this. A typical mixtape affair, devoid of pretty much anything that would make it stand out from any tape you could find on canal street back in the day. after years on deck but never seeing anything come to fruition he has been working harder then ever to keep his fans satisfied with material to burn to.Īs the date of his arrival in Seattle approaches I've wanted to shed some light on who this young kid is and what he has been doing.
Wiz Khalifa has been a quite storm brewing for years.
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