Wassup

Wiz Khalifa · Other Songs - Wiz Khalifa

Yeahh.

Some old school shit.

When uhhhh, you be at the lunch table

Ha ha ha.

This that right here.



Uh yeah

I put my team on

Now we in the game but I memba days when I aint have no-one to lean on

I learned to hold my own

And sing the skys the limit, take a hundred dollar bill and make a paper plane.

And try to make a name

And when ya done giving ya all you give ya everythang

You got what it takes

I told the world my song

They lovin it

You cant tell me nothin cuz my whole clique stuntin

Boy wassuppp



Yeahhhhhh (x4)



So where ya goin, ya lifes on a road

From the party to the plane and ya names in the light show.

You find your way back home, away from all the pressure and a women tryin to stress you

Find a new one

You've reached a new phase

They got you lookin at tomorrow like a new stay

And not a new day

To some it may seem wrong

But fuck it, cuz im good weed puffin and my whole team stuntin

Boy wassuppp



Yeahhhhhh (x4)



And I hop up out the bed

Grab my iPhone

Put some kush in the swisha

Roll one up

When you live the star life

Gotta go hard so you workin all night, sleep when the sun come up



Yeahhhhhh (x2)



Hahaha.

Yeah

Okayyyyyyy

About Wassup

"Wassup" by Wiz Khalifa stands as a defining track from the artist's early career, capturing the raw energy and melodic sensibilities that would characterize his later success. Released prior to his major commercial breakthrough, the song showcases Khalifa's signature blend of hip-hop and R&B influences, featuring his smooth vocal delivery and catchy hooks that resonated with audiences seeking an upbeat, party-oriented sound. The recording reflects the mid-2010s landscape of American hip-hop, where artists like Khalifa were redefining the genre with a focus on accessibility and catchy choruses. While not part of his most famous albums, the track remains a testament to his ability to craft memorable melodies and maintain a consistent musical identity throughout his discography. It serves as an important song point for listeners exploring his evolution from an emerging artist to a mainstream force in contemporary music.