No Sleep
Wiz Khalifa · Rolling Papers [2011]
last night i let the party get the best of me
waking up in the morning: two hoes laying next to me
plus i heard an officer arrested me
good weed and cold drinks: that's the motherfucking recipe
nigga and we roll deep, so deep
it's going down in this bitch: concrete
we gon' party all night: no sleep
tell the owner them is all my guys
so tonight everything is on me
[hook - wiz khalifa]
the drinks is on me
the bitches, the hotel, the weed is all free
get high, i mean so high we gon' see the whole suite
Then fly to a level when you gon' need your own key:
TGOD
[x2]
no driving, no sleeping
live it up like it's the weekend
when the dj play the right song
gon' drink, gon' party all night long
[verse 2 - wiz khalifa]
leaving from the club now she wanna stay with us
came to spend it all, don't care what i'm paying for
used to be too young, now i'm out here buying the bar
everytime i look up, it's another red cup
bunch of niggas in the game but they ain't playing with us
they ain't spending enough
man them niggas ain't ballin they just laying it up
saying they does, i'm just rolling hella weed
on my way to the club
i had to wait at the club
but now i don't cause everything is on me
[hook - wiz khalifa]
the drinks is on me
the bitches, the hotel, the weed is all free
get high, i mean so high we see the whole street
We fly me so fly we need a whole wing
TGOD
[x2]
no driving, no sleeping
live it up like it's the weekend
when the dj play the right song
gonna drink, gonna party all night long
[x4]
party all day, party all night
say you wanna party, lets party all right
oowwwwwwwww....
[x3]
no driving, no sleeping
live it up like it's the weekend
when the dj play the right song
gonna drink, gonna party all night long
party all day, party all night
say you wanna party, lets party all right
oowwwwwwwww....
No Sleep
No Sleep stands as a defining track from Wiz Khalifa's 2011 breakthrough album, Rolling Papers. The recording captures the artist's signature laid-back delivery and introspective lyricism, themes that became central to his identity during this era. As a key component of the album's cohesive sound, the song helped solidify Khalifa's reputation for blending hip-hop with melodic sensibilities. Its production emphasizes a relaxed groove that complements the artist's storytelling, reflecting the broader trends of early 2010s rap music. This work remains an essential song in his discography, showcasing the creative momentum that propelled Rolling Papers into commercial success and established Khalifa as a leading voice in modern hip-hop.