August 28 may be nearly four months away, but that doesn’t mean fans aren’t still excited for the release of Wiz Khalifa sophomore album with Atlantic Records O.N.I.F.C. Now, in a recent interview with DJ Whoo Kid, the Pittsburgh rapper gave light to a few collaborations he has in store for the project.
Although he kept rather tight-lipped about the LP’s entire guest list, Wiz did confirm he has Pharrell, Cam’ron, Curren$y and the Weeknd line-up for the project.
“I’ve got Pharrell on there, he did a beat and a verse,” he revealed. “I’ve got Cam[‘ron] on there. I’ve got Spitta on there, of course. The Weeknd.”
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Wiz also discussed his album’s debut single “Work Hard Play Hard.” He explained to Whoo Kid that while he didn’t actively seek out a second “Black and Yellow” single for this project, the fan response has been similar, which he accounts to its mass appeal and edgy delivery.
“Nah, [I’m not looking for a repeat of ‘Black and Yellow’], I think the new single right now is gonna have a similar effect just because of the well rounded-ness of the record,” he explained. “It’s just a perfect combination of a club song, a radio song, a friendly song for everybody, and it’s hard. It’s edgy; it doesn’t compromise any of its rap integrity.”
Check out the full interview below.
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