Playlist
Wiz Khalifa Essentials
Apple Music Hip-Hop
Tracks: 32110:34
His smoke-swirled rhymes pack some surprising emotion.
Updated Feb 5, 2026
Tracks 32
- 1Rolling Papers (Deluxe Version)3:11
- 2Just Wanna Rock: Fresh Rap2:46
- 3College Football Season - Rap Hype3:37
- 4Roll Up - Single3:47
- 5Cabin Fever4:09
- 6Walking On A Dream (Reimagined)3:54
- 7Hip Hop Now1:58
- 8Taylor Allderdice3:07
- 9Taylor Allderdice3:48
- 10Mac and Devin Go to High School (Music from and Inspired By the Movie)3:27
- 11Ain’t No Fun (feat. Big K.R.I.T. & Smoke DZA) - Single2:27
- 12Blacc Hollywood3:44
- 13Blacc Hollywood (Deluxe Version)3:08
- 14Kush & Orange Juice4:28
- 15How Fly3:00
- 16O.N.I.F.C.3:39
- 17Ink My Whole Body - Single2:35
- 18Rolling Papers 23:20
- 19Deal or No Deal3:34
- 20The Saga of Wiz Khalifa2:50
- 21Full Court Press2:55
- 22Cabin Fever2:29
- 23Rolling Papers (Deluxe Version)5:35
- 24The Saga of Wiz Khalifa2:35
- 25Khalifa3:58
- 26Rolling Papers 23:15
- 27Rolling Papers (Deluxe Version)4:32
- 28Kush & Orange Juice3:26
- 29Pull Up (feat. Lil Uzi Vert) - Single3:27
- 30Rolling Papers 23:46
- 31Say Yeah - Single4:01
- 32Furious 7 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [Deluxe Version]3:49
About this playlist
There’s more to Wiz Khalifa than his well-documented love of weed, though that certainly contributes to his down-to-earth, conversational flow. After ambushing the mainstream with the global 2010 smash “Black and Yellow”—an earworm tribute to the signature colors of Pittsburgh sports teams—the affable MC suddenly found himself co-starring with another infamous herb lover, Snoop Dogg, in the 2012 comedy Mac & Devin Go to High School. The movie’s sing-along hit “Young, Wild & Free” paired both rappers with Bruno Mars, just one of Khalifa’s several successful collaborations with pop stars. Another came soon after with 2015’s “See You Again,” which saw Khalifa lend poignant verses to a Charlie Puth ballad commissioned to honor the late actor Paul Walker in Furious 7. It handily topped the charts in multiple countries. Yet rather than go down the pure pop road, the rapper continued to wax laconic about the things he loves in life, from smoking and women (“Contact”) to getting yet another tattoo (“Ink My Whole Body”). Khalifa isn’t all feel-good vibes, though: 2022’s gleefully trash-talking “Bad Ass Bitches” and romantically lamenting “Memory Lane” both serve as useful reminders that he’s more than just a single-subject MC.