After releasing his Full Court Press collaboration project with Smoke DZA, Big K.R.I.T., and Girl Talk, Wiz Khalifa shifted his attention to his solo endeavors and released the music video for his latest single, "Iced Out Necklace," on Monday.
The video follows Wiz as he raps his cocky new track to a high school class, becoming so enthused that they smoke their way out of the building. Additionally, he makes advances on a teacher and offers a kid a swirly while smoke fills the air around him.
Even though many would huff and puff about this, there's no denying that high school students are really not innocent about these things.
Curren$y also made an appearance on the project, which was a bonus.
Aside from that, the weed-friendly rapper recently celebrated the 10-year anniversary of his debut album "Rolling Papers," which was the subject of a fresh new documentary created by HipHopDX titled "Still Rolling Papers."
The film looked back on the rhymer's history, the rise of the Taylor Gang, and the influence Wiz has had on hip hop over the last decade. Wiz was born in Atlanta, Georgia, and raised in Los Angeles.
During the film's opening scene, Wiz can be heard saying, "10 years sounds like a long time, but it doesn't feel like that long at all; it still feels fresh." "It's still a pleasant feeling. It's when I go back and watch the tape that I become the most emotional. Because I'm constantly in the thick of things when I'm there, but when I look back, I'm like, 'Wow, we really accomplished some amazing shit,'"
Wiz also released a new collaborative tape with rap legend and fellow Taylor Gang signee Juicy J. "Stoner's Night" is the album's title, which was released on February 11.
Below you can see the video for the song "Iced Out Necklace."
Despite his questionable music video geared towards the youth, Wiz Khalifa is doing his best for his son nine-year-old son, Sebastian "Bash" Thomaz, whom he has with model Amber Rose.
His most recent Instagram post highlights that despite his fame, he is going through the motions of conventional parenting, such as taking his son to school just like other parents. The short video shows the rapper in the backseat of his Rolls-Royce Cullinan, and he says, "See ya," before his driver shuts the door. Khalifa captioned the video: "Gotta get bash to school in the morning."
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