Wiz Khalifa has dropped a new weed-themed song called “Brrrrrurn Sum Freestyle” which has left his fans impressed, to say he least.
The Taylor Gang boss shared the new track via Instagram on Tuesday (February 6) and immediately got the seal of approval from his followers.
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One fan commented on the freestyle: “Wiz is just toying with us 🔥 he can drop fire shit if he wants to, he can drop a lullaby if he wants to. He hasnt even start tryin hard yet. Just vibin he has so many dimensions.” Another added: “Wiz still the dopest n-gga round.”
Ty Dolla $ign also reacted positively to the track, leaving a number of fire emojis in the comment section.
The release comes just a couple of weeks after Wiz dropped another freestyle over Veeze’s “Not a Drill” beat which was also warmly received by fans and was similarly about weed.
The material was favorably compared to Wiz’s earlier, more critically acclaimed material before the commercial success of “Black and Yellow.”
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One user commented on the rapper’s Instagram post: “Gettin some Old Wiz Vibes here,” while another said: “This reminds me of old Wiz, the auto-tune and everything. Flight School days.”
Wiz’s enthusiasm for mairjuana did recently get him into trouble after he was seen blowing smoke in another person’s face but he defended himself online.
“I love how y’all keep posting shit about me,” he began. “That just boosts my confidence actually. I’m not doing nothing on purpose but y’all keep talking about me, y’all keep watching my page, y’all keep me on y’all’s sites to get clicks and get engagement.
“Shit don’t exist unless y’all talking about me. I don’t even got no shape-up, I got a little thing on my head and I still look better. I still feel better.”
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He added: “I can still do whatever the hell I want and I don’t need any of that extra stuff everybody needs to be themselves. I’m clearly just being myself. Clearly just enjoying myself and having a good time and y’all’s day revolves around that.”
Wiz also admitted to showing up high to parent-teacher conferences and defended himself, saying: “They expect it. They know what’s up. It’s not like back in the day where you’re considered a bad parent if you smell like weed. I’m pretty sure my son smells like weed. Like I don’t know because I can’t smell it, but I’m pretty sure he smells like pot.”
