Cabin Fever

Wiz Khalifa · Other Songs - Wiz Khalifa

Yeah

Yeaah

thahaha

you niggas know its the gang or kill yourself right?

yeaah

yup

Red hat black chucks black 501's on

That's your baby momma but her numbers in my iphone

Yea I got a girl but I swear I need a newer bitch

Let her out the house and I'll be leaving here with your bitch

I'm flyin in a different city every night

Got everything I ever wanted so this can't be life

Breaking down the weed I'm bout to make a plane

A hundred niggas with me all reppin taylor gang



Yeaaahahhhh bitch

Okaaayyyy

yeaah

yup

Lot of niggas fake but me I'm these hoes fate

Feed her alcohol and leave that bitch with no taste

Out of this world need my own space

Back seat and I'm a ride until the chrome break

Big heat will turn your body to a cold case

She don't even make it rain she just throw me face

Got some niggas quick to bang like they major pain

Told there mom I rep the gang she just say the same



Yeaaaaahhhhh bitch



Chorus

if you see em point em out

if you see em point em out



theres a bad bitch in here

if you see her point her out



theres a bad bitch in here

if you see her point her out



yeeeaaahh yupp



You show up to concerts looking like a fan

I pull up in car service looking like the man

Hella reefer smoke a lot of pictures being taken

My bitch from Atlanta my weed is Jamaican

I don't talk much too many niggas hatin

Bout a booty that's my conversation

I dropped a little change on these hater frames

Took her car keys and let her played the way

yeaaah..bitch

Chorus

Cabin Fever

Cabin Fever is a standout track from Wiz Khalifa's extensive discography, showcasing the laid-back, introspective style that defined his rise in hip-hop. The song captures the artist's signature mellow delivery and hazy production, reflecting themes of isolation and contemplation often found in his work. Released during a period of significant commercial success, the track complements his broader catalogue of hits that blend melodic rap with relaxed beats. While not always a chart-topping single, it remains a fan favorite that exemplifies Khalifa's ability to craft atmospheric, mood-driven recordings. The song fits seamlessly within his body of work, reinforcing his reputation as a versatile artist capable of exploring varied emotional landscapes through his music.