Wiz Khalifa: It’s Not Cute to Cry in a Threesome (FBF)
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Who is Wiz Khalifa and how did he start his rap career?
One day he came home and told me he wanted to be a rapper. This man is a star right now. I've never seen anything like it.
Literally multiple top ten hits in multiple genres with multiple artists. Always evolving, always changing. He cares about the world. He cares about people. Number 12. Wiz Khalifa. Wiz is just an all-around genius. Yo, Wiz really can fight. He's an icon now. He's one of the most successful. Multi-platinum selling recording artists. It's fair.
What is up, Daddy Gang? It is your founding father, Alex Cooper, with Call Her Daddy. Wiz Khalifa, welcome to Call Her Daddy.
Yeah, thank you for having me.
You are the first person that has smoked in this new studio.
Oh, for real?
Yeah.
Somebody had to do it.
Yeah. I figured it's only appropriate that someone like you does it.
I mean, I think anybody else would be too timid or scared. They would think there was a rule or they would have to ask somebody or something like that.
You're just lighting that shit up immediately.
That's pretty much how I roll.
I have weed for myself. I have not smoked in an interview in so long because sometimes it's not the vibe. Like I can't tell if someone would be down or not. Clearly you're the right person to smoke with.
For sure.
Okay. Can people typically tell if you're high or are you really good at hiding it?
I think you can pretty much tell. I'm pretty stoned throughout the day. So you can tell by my demeanor. I'm usually really cool, easygoing. I always got some good jokes. You'll definitely hear a lot of laughter. And if you can't tell by just seeing me or being around me, you'll smell it for sure.
How long have you been doing that? Like how long would you say you've always been like, I've been high all day since like what age?
Since at least in high school.
Okay.
Yeah, for sure. I started getting stoned like, you know, wake and bake and like showing up to school baked. You know what I'm saying? I wouldn't advocate that for anybody else. But for me, that was definitely my thing. And then it translated into my adult life. I never really slowed down or had anything where I was like, you know, I'm not going to smoke for this.
Yeah.
I'm a smoke a little bit more for this.
When you would get in the studio, what is the difference that you feel when you're doing music of like when you're high versus when you're sober?
Well, now there really isn't a difference because sometimes you just got to perform how you got to perform. But back then, I just noticed I was able to hear different parts of the music that I hadn't heard before. I was able to hear fucking tambourines over here and saxophone over here. And I'm like, holy shit. Like, I never really experienced music in those layers like that before. Right. And being high as shit is what definitely opened all of that up for me. And yeah, that was that was the best experience for me, man, for sure.
Damn. OK, well, yeah, I could see that being so high and be like, I never heard the tambourine.
It was never listen to music when you get high.
I do.
And it's like, does that happen to you?
absolutely everything just sounds like wow I hear there's like 19 different things happening and you hear everything at the same time but you're able to like ingest it in a better way and it makes listening to the music so much more fun because I'm not just listening to the song I'm hearing it progress I'm like bro that flute wasn't there at the beginning of the song and I'm trying to explain it to somebody and they're like I don't give a shit you're high bro and I'm like I am
but i hear this shit and it sounds fucking crazy right you're like that flute is phenomenal do you hear the flute bro that is though the perfect instrument to be like you're when you're fucking sober you're not hearing that first shit the flute is going undercover no one gives a fuck about the flute till you're high the flute is key no yeah it makes hella sense
And that might be the climactic point that makes you fall in love with the song. You might listen to the song for two minutes and 45 seconds. And right when that flute comes in, it just melts your heart.
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