A few days ago, Wiz Khalifa teased the video for his DJ Mustard-produced club banger "You And Your Friends" off his latest album Blacc Hollywood, which was nominated by the Grammys for Best Rap Album. The intro clip he teased featured him smoking a blunt inside a marijuana grow house while talking on the phone to Ty Dolla $ign who is in his car trying to flirt his way out of a ticket with two female cops. The full video, however, has a different theme.
It features the Taylor Gang leader with Ty, Snoop Dogg and a group of club-going ladies dancing in front of solid color cut-outs that interact with one another (think Brady Bunch intro but with different colors and more movement between boxes). The clip ends with the group on a beach dancing in front of those same colored boxes, revealing that they weren't, in fact, green screens.
Khalifa recently dropped a new track "Smoke Chambers" over Mac DeMarco's "Chamber of Reflection." Earlier this month he appeared in Atlanta rapper Ca$h Out's "Let's Get It Video," and dropped the track "Simple Conversation" featuring Bankroll and Reese.
Khalifa's most recent album Blacc Hollywood was released back in August. It was the Pittsburgh native's fifth studio album overall, his first since 2012's O.N.I.F.C., and it has spawned six singles: "We Dem Boyz," "KK" featuring Project Pat and Juicy J, "You and Your Friends" featuring Snoop Dogg and Ty Dolla $ign, "Stayin' Out All Night," "Promises," and "So High" featuring Ghost Loft.
When discussing the personal nature of the Grammy-nominated Blacc Hollywood with The Fader, Khalifa said that the album deals with "issues that are real" to him. "That's been real to me since I was 16 years old," he said, "it's just that nobody really knows that or nobody accepts that message from me because they see the partying or they see the weed smoke and stuff like that."
Check out the video for yourself below (via WorldStarHipHop), and let us know what you think in the comments section!
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