Guilty Conscience
Wiz Khalifa · Other Songs - Wiz Khalifa
[Verse 1]
Uh, I'm higher than a plane and I don't wanna land
Every time I speak I see a hundred grand
Rollin' so much weed it's like the motherland
I ain't talkin' English, I'm talkin' rubber bands
Jacksons, Franklins, either one of them
You ain't talkin' paper, dawg, so you don't understand
Spazzin' on these n*ggas, b*tch I'm goin' H.A.M
Taxin' all these n*ggas call me Uncle Sam
Rappin' got me on the beach relaxin'
Smokin' OG, by the LB now the Ocean's filled with ashes
And n*ggas keep on hatin', I just roll one get my cash and
Hear 'em talk bout what they gon' do, but I know that ain't gon' happen
[Hook]
When you think of a gang of real n*ggas spendin' money
Then you thinkin' bout us
When you think of who came in here bought anything they wanted
Then you thinkin' bout us
When you think of some n*ggas who gon' get it how they live
Then you thinkin' bout us
When you think of who really out here doin' it big
Then you thinkin' bout us
[Verse 2]
I roll 'em faster than a train and I don't wanna stop
N*ggas say "need a verse", they 50 grand a pop
Smokin' on the best, graded at the top
Finish up another tour and buy another watch
Fly a new plane, board another yacht
Do another show, I'm out here gettin' paid, but you will never know
My cheese so long, my weed so strong, think I'ma overdose
Uhhh, man I'm back in it, MCM bag loud pack in it
Try turn down but I can't get it
I'ma roll one, pass it around til everybody in the room can't finish
You a f*ck n*gga so you can't hit it, ball so hard that you can't win it
So much money bank can't fit it, had my own style 'til you ran wit' it
OG kush I'm the man wit' it
[Hook]
When you think of a gang of real n*ggas spendin' money
Then you thinkin' bout us
When you think of who came in here bought anything they wanted
Then you thinkin' bout us
When you think of some n*ggas who gon' get it how they live
Then you thinkin' bout us
When you think of who really out here doin' it big
Then you thinkin' bout us
Uh, I'm higher than a plane and I don't wanna land
Every time I speak I see a hundred grand
Rollin' so much weed it's like the motherland
I ain't talkin' English, I'm talkin' rubber bands
Jacksons, Franklins, either one of them
You ain't talkin' paper, dawg, so you don't understand
Spazzin' on these n*ggas, b*tch I'm goin' H.A.M
Taxin' all these n*ggas call me Uncle Sam
Rappin' got me on the beach relaxin'
Smokin' OG, by the LB now the Ocean's filled with ashes
And n*ggas keep on hatin', I just roll one get my cash and
Hear 'em talk bout what they gon' do, but I know that ain't gon' happen
[Hook]
When you think of a gang of real n*ggas spendin' money
Then you thinkin' bout us
When you think of who came in here bought anything they wanted
Then you thinkin' bout us
When you think of some n*ggas who gon' get it how they live
Then you thinkin' bout us
When you think of who really out here doin' it big
Then you thinkin' bout us
[Verse 2]
I roll 'em faster than a train and I don't wanna stop
N*ggas say "need a verse", they 50 grand a pop
Smokin' on the best, graded at the top
Finish up another tour and buy another watch
Fly a new plane, board another yacht
Do another show, I'm out here gettin' paid, but you will never know
My cheese so long, my weed so strong, think I'ma overdose
Uhhh, man I'm back in it, MCM bag loud pack in it
Try turn down but I can't get it
I'ma roll one, pass it around til everybody in the room can't finish
You a f*ck n*gga so you can't hit it, ball so hard that you can't win it
So much money bank can't fit it, had my own style 'til you ran wit' it
OG kush I'm the man wit' it
[Hook]
When you think of a gang of real n*ggas spendin' money
Then you thinkin' bout us
When you think of who came in here bought anything they wanted
Then you thinkin' bout us
When you think of some n*ggas who gon' get it how they live
Then you thinkin' bout us
When you think of who really out here doin' it big
Then you thinkin' bout us
Guilty Conscience
Wiz Khalifa's "Guilty Conscience" stands as a defining track from his 2012 era, blending his signature smooth flow with a gritty, hip-hop soul aesthetic. The recording captures the artist at the peak of his commercial success, showcasing his ability to deliver introspective lyrics over a moody, atmospheric backdrop. While often associated with his broader discography and the era of his major label peak, the song reflects the matured lyrical depth that characterized his work following the massive success of "Black and Yellow." It remains a staple in his catalog, representing the intersection of his personal narrative and the broader landscape of contemporary American hip-hop during that period.