Wiz Khalifa recently sat down with VladTV to discuss his upcoming album ‘O.N.I.F.C.’. In addition Wiz Khalifa also confirms a Taylor Gang compilation album which he says is done and will drop right after his album. His album, ‘O.N.I.F.C’ is currently slated to drop in late August. Recently The Source takes us behind the scenes of their Taylor Gang cover issue. The cover which features Wiz Khalifa, Lola Monroe, Chevy Woods and Juicy J and the Whole Taylor Gang Crew on the Cover of The Source Magazine which is in stores now.
Diehard Taylors generally point to 2011′s Cabin Fever and Kush & OJ as Wiz Khalifa’s last great effort. The mixtape dropped seemingly on a whim and featured Wiz rapping tougher and grimier than anything he’d dropped since Star Power. More than a year later, the Pittsburgh MC seems to be following suit, releasing this Taylor Allderdice project almost out of nowhere.
Earlier in February, he admitted that Rolling Papers wasn’t his best work, all but confirming that Atlantic had molded his style into something a bit more profitable. Given the wide range of his previous work – Star Power and Prince of the City were both hard-hitting gems, while Kush & Orange Juice remains his gold standard – ‘Taylor Allderdice‘ seems to be a culmination of his best works. Hopefully this will show that the Bing commercials and red carpet appearances didn’t totally compromise the artist that so many people have grown to love over the past four years.
No matter what anybody says, Wiz has a lot to prove with this one. Give it a spin and see for yourselves if he’s answered his critics.
While working with Wiz Khalifa on Taylor Allerdice, Mr. Sip and a Double cup Juicy J manages to release another visual from Juicy J’s ‘Blue Dream And Lean’ mixtape.Instead of just rapping at the camera or showing off his blunt-rolling skills, he’s got a slightly higher post-production budget this time around for “Got a New One.” Since signing with Wiz Khalifa’s Taylor Gang (TGOD) label Juicy J has Been back on the Scene releasing some of this his best work. Check out this video and leave a comment on our fan page.
Taylor GangsChevy Woods just dropped off his newest music video at 3 pm eastern time to Playlist Music. This time its for the song ‘Amnesia’ and the video is directed by Antuks. This video is crazy, funny, and creepy all the same time, enjoy to all those TGOD Taylors!
When people hear “Taylor Gang,” they typically think about Mr. Black and YellowWiz Khalifa. But now the times are changing cause now CHEVY WOODS is on the scene making a name for hisself and all of TGOD with Wiz Khalifa.
Taylor Gang Members Wiz Khalifa, Lola Monroe, and Juicy J remix The Fuguees And Lauren Hills hit “Fu-gee-la” and change it to “Oh Gee La” freestyle. This May be one of my favorite tracks By mr. TGOD himself Wiz khalifa’s hit single “Black and Yellow.” This Maybe be one of the fresh new tracks of 2012. Wiz Remixed a great and classic song and Killed it this time. Playlist Music brings this to all You TGOD FANS. Taylor Gang or Die Bitchhhh!!
You already know what it is. Taylor Gang over Everythangggg!! Wiz Khalifa Taylor Gang and Chevy Woods are live on stage once again and Killing it with live performances on there tour.
Here is a brand new video by Wiz Khalifa. The song was produced by Big Jerm and features Big Sean and Curren$y. On day four, Hip Hops most blogged about rappers drop another Hit track off there upcoming Mixtape coming soon: How Fly 2
Previously:
Wiz Khalifa, Curren$y, & Big Sean – Weed Brownies
Wiz Khalifa – Flowers (feat. Curren$y & Big Sean)
Wiz Khalifa, Curren$y & Big Sean- Dot Dot Dot by The Black Kevin Arnold
Wiz Khalifa, Curren$y & Big Sean- Dot Dot Dot by The Black Kevin Arnold
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the Hottest breakthrough MC has picked Atlantic Records as his new home via independent label Rostrum Records. Let’s see if he gets his album out before Lupe., Pittsburgh, PA, rap lyricist Wiz Khalifa came to be a rising star over the course of the late 2000s based on his young bravado and hardcore yet charismatic execution of rhymes. Consciously building up his city’s hip-hop reputation, he sought out to create a sound that was uniquely Pittsburgh, relying on his East Coast (Jay-Z, Wu-Tang Clan), Southern (Three 6 Mafia), and other (Bone Thugs-N-Harmony) hip-hop influences. A military brat, Khalifa, whose real name is Cameron Thomaz, was born in 1987 in Minot, ND. After his parents divorced when he was about age three, he lived in various places and military bases around the world before settling in Pittsburgh. He was constantly writing during that time and soaked up a great deal of knowledge from his globetrotting experiences. His first attempt at committing lyrics to paper happened around age nine, and at 12 he was already recording and producing his own records in his father’s Oklahoma studio.
As soon as he returned to Pittsburgh, Khalifa laid down the groundwork to begin a solo career and kept busy recording music in a local studio, called I.D. Labs, in the Lawrenceville neighborhood of the city. Khalifa stood out among the studio’s regulars, prompting the I.D. Labs staff to offer him free beats and recording time, plus bringing him to the attention of Benjy Grinberg, a former executive assistant to L.A. Reid at Arista Records who had started up a new independent label, Rostrum Records. Signed to Rostrum, Khalifa built a buzz in Pittsburgh with a few singles, but he began to draw eyes and ears nationally during his senior year in high school with his first mixtape, Prince of the City: Welcome to Pistolvania, in early 2006. And with the release of his independent full-length debut, Show and Prove, later that year, major publications, including ~Vibe, ~XXL, and ~Rolling Stone, featured profiles on the young rapper, projecting him to be the leading voice of Pittsburgh hip-hop. A regular staple on Pittsburgh radio, Khalifa was definitely living up to that prediction, going on to sell tens of thousands of mixtapes, not to mention tens of thousands of Show and Prove copies around the country. It was only a matter of time before the major labels came looking for the stand-out Pittsburgh rapper. In summer 2007, Khalifa and Rostrum hopped on board with Warner and cut his first major-label single, Young’n on His Grind. ~ Cyril Cordor, Rovi
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