Smokin Good

Wiz Khalifa · Other Songs - Wiz Khalifa

I'm a cigarello fiend smokin' weed like it's oxygen

Roll a lot skunk, need some blunts, get two boxes in

Goin' to pull my stash, out rollin' out this half ounce

Puff pass, nigga I puff grass till I pass out



I'm a cigarello fiend smokin' weed like it's oxygen

Roll a lot skunk, need some blunts, get two boxes in

Goin' to pull my stash, out rollin' out this half ounce

Puff pass, nigga I puff grass till I pass out



Half ounce what I got to smoke up in some days

Yeah I choke up and get blazed

Eyes closed up and get glazed

I'll blow some in your face

But you ain't hitting nothin'

If I'm in here I gotta smoke somethin' nigga



Crack a swishy if I'm rollin' up that good

And we roll it by the O, yeah I know you wish you could

Ain't nothin' funny gettin' money like I should

Anywhere I go niggas know I smokin' good



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I'm smokin' good

I'm smokin' good

I'm smokin' good

I'm smokin' good

I'm smokin' good

I'm smokin' good

I'm smokin' good



Niggas know about what young Khalifa into

Love to smoke out, a lot of reefer in him

Get you skunked out, you know I'm street official

When boys gotta problem, you should keep your issue

I'm from Pistolvania, where them heaters hit you

Out in California, where the weed official

And you could tell that I'm a boss

Don't really gotta tell you that I'm smokin good,

You smell it through the wall



Crack a swishy if I'm rollin' up that good

And we roll it by the O, yeah I know you wish you could

Ain't nothin' funny gettin' money like I should

Anywhere I go niggas know I smokin' good



[Chorus]

Smokin Good

Wiz Khalifa's 'Smokin Good' stands as a defining track of the 2010s hip-hop landscape, blending his signature smooth flow with a vibrant, party-oriented sound. Released during the height of his mainstream success, the song exemplifies the genre's shift toward melodic hooks and high-energy production. As a key component of his discography, it showcases Khalifa's ability to craft anthems that resonate across diverse audiences, from club-goers to radio listeners. The recording captures the essence of the era, featuring lush instrumentation that complements his laid-back yet commanding vocal delivery. It remains a staple in discussions about the evolution of modern rap, reflecting the collaborative spirit and sonic textures that characterized the mid-2010s. The track's enduring popularity underscores its role as a cultural touchstone within Khalifa's broader body of work.