Wiz Khalifa, whose real name is Cameron Jibril Thomaz, was born on September 8, 1987, in Minot, North Dakota, United States, and is 38 years old. He is an American rapper, singer, songwriter and actor known for his relaxed delivery, melodic hooks and distinctive Pittsburgh hip-hop identity. Wiz Khalifa began releasing music professionally in the mid-2000s and gained early recognition through mixtapes before breaking into the mainstream with “Black and Yellow.” His music blends hip-hop, trap, pop-rap and Southern-influenced sounds, with recurring themes of independence, lifestyle, friendship and cannabis culture. His catalog includes major albums such as Rolling Papers, O.N.I.F.C., Blacc Hollywood, Rolling Papers 2 and Multiverse, as well as numerous mixtapes and collaborative projects.
Quick Facts
Full Name: Cameron Jibril Thomaz
Date of Birth: September 8, 1987
Age: 38
Birthplace: Minot, North Dakota, United States
Nationality: American
Profession: Rapper, singer, songwriter, actor
Genres: Hip-hop, rap, trap, pop-rap
Active Since: 2005
Wiz Khalifa Songs
Wiz Khalifa has built an extensive catalog spanning studio albums, mixtapes, collaborative projects, soundtracks and standalone singles. His best-known songs include “Black and Yellow,” “Roll Up,” “We Dem Boyz,” “See You Again” and “Young, Wild & Free,” while his deeper catalog contains hundreds of officially released recordings. His collaborations have included artists such as Charlie Puth, Bruno Mars, Snoop Dogg, Curren$y, Ty Dolla $ign, Juicy J, Megan Thee Stallion, 2 Chainz, Logic, MGK and many others.
Complete Unique Wiz Khalifa Song List
- Say Yeah
- Pittsburgh Sound
- Never Been
- The Kid Frankie
- Up
- In the Cut
- We’re Done
- Mezmorized
- Still Blazin
- The Statement
- Cabin Fever
- Taylor Gang
- Black and Yellow
- Roll Up
- On My Level — featuring Too $hort
- Hopes & Dreams
- Wake Up
- The Race
- Star of the Show — featuring Chevy Woods
- No Sleep
- Get Your S**t
- Top Floor
- Fly Solo
- Rooftops — featuring Curren$y
- Cameras
- Work Hard, Play Hard
- Remember You — featuring The Weeknd
- It’s Nothin — featuring 2 Chainz
- Let It Go — featuring Akon
- The Bluff — featuring Cam’ron
- Paperbond
- Rise Above — featuring Pharrell, Tuki Carter and Amber Rose
- Medicated — featuring Chevy Woods and Juicy J
- O.N.I.F.C.
- We Dem Boyz
- Promises
- KK — featuring Project Pat and Juicy J
- House in the Hills — featuring Curren$y
- Ass Drop
- Raw
- Stayin Out All Night
- The Sleaze
- So High — featuring Ghost Loft
- Still Down — featuring Chevy Woods and Ty Dolla $ign
- No Gain
- True Colors — featuring Nicki Minaj
- You and Your Friends — featuring Snoop Dogg and Ty Dolla $ign
- See You Again — featuring Charlie Puth
- Bake Sale — featuring Travis Scott
- Lit — featuring Ty Dolla $ign
- Elevated
- City View — featuring Courtney Noelle
- Cowboy
- Call Waiting
- Make a Play — featuring J.R. Donato
- Most of Us
- Zoney — featuring Sebastian
- iSay — featuring Juicy J
- Something New — featuring Ty Dolla $ign
- Pull Up
- Gang Up — with Young Thug, 2 Chainz and YG
- Hopeless Romantic — featuring Swae Lee
- Real Rich — featuring Gucci Mane
- Fr Fr — featuring Lil Skies
- Reach for the Stars — featuring Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
- Rolling Papers 2
- Ocean
- Blue Hunnids — featuring Jimmy Wopo and Hardo
- Very Special
- Goin Hard
- Holyfield
- Mr. Williams / Where Is the Love
- Penthouse — featuring Snoop Dogg
- Late Night Messages
- Rain — featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR
- Karate / Never Hesitate
- King
- Gin and Drugs — featuring Problem
- 420 Freestyle
- B Ok
- It’s on You
- All of a Sudden — featuring THEMXXNLIGHT
- Homework — featuring THEMXXNLIGHT
- Something New
- What’s the Move — featuring Maxo Kream and SNSTBLVD
- Millions — featuring A Boogie Wit da Hoodie
- On Top — featuring aimeeags
- POV — featuring Rubi Rose
- This Time Around
- Trap Nap — featuring Saxl Rose
- Villa
- Above Average — featuring Young Deji
- Still Wiz
- Y U Mad — featuring Megan Thee Stallion, Ty Dolla $ign and Mustard
- Out in Space — featuring Quavo
- Bammer — featuring Mustard
- Contact — featuring Tyga
- Clouds in the Air — featuring K CAMP
- High Today — featuring Logic
- Big Daddy Wiz — featuring Girl Talk
- MVP
- Memory Lane
- 1000 Women — featuring THEY.
- Like You
- Something Real
- High Maintenance
- Bad Ass Bitches
- Iced Out Necklace
- Keys
- We Don’t Go Out to Nightclubs Anymore / Candlelight Girl
- We’re Not Even
- Homies
- Mirror Love
- Goyard Bags — featuring THEY.
- Nobody Knows
- Thank Him
- We Can Get More
- Funkin
- Lost
- Don’t Text Don’t Call — featuring Snoop Dogg
- #NeverDrinkingAgain
- Peace and Love
- Big Pimpin
- Khalifa’s Home
- Hide It — featuring Don Toliver
- Bring Your Lungs — featuring Smoke DZA
- Hit It Once
- 5 Star — featuring Gunna
- I Might Be — featuring Michael Prince
- It’s Been a Minute — featuring RMR
- RN Check — featuring Skilla Baby
- Head Money Trees Clothes — featuring RMR
- If You Know You Know — featuring Juicy J
- Wiz Money — featuring Dave East
- I Put That Shit On
- Back Against the Wall — featuring RMR and Max B
- Go Hard Everyday — featuring HoodRich Pablo Juan
- La Vida
- Wit My Twin — featuring 2 Chainz
- On Your Mind
- Bestie Bong
- Faded
- Burn It Down
- Never Change Us
- Get Lost
- Right One
- Smokin Everywhere We Go — featuring Saxl Rose
- Legendary
- Wanna Go
- Comin Right Up
- Fly Close
- Favorite Strain
- The Sesh
- family > everything — with MGK
- everything tatted — with MGK
- MPH — with MGK
- fill my pockets — with MGK
- girl next door — with MGK
- stoned — with MGK
- passport — with MGK
- grind everyday — with MGK
- fiberglass — with MGK
- Close Your Eyes — with Curren$y
- Jet Life Taylor — with Curren$y
- So Many Flavors — with Curren$y
- Stoned and Leave — with Curren$y
- Bounce Back — with Curren$y
- How Could I Lose — with Curren$y
- The Same One — with Curren$y
- Live Fast Burn Slow — with Curren$y
- Ashes Out the Window — with Curren$y
- Rrari Twins — with Curren$y
- Pink Panther — with Curren$y and Harry Fraud
- The Coin Toss — with Curren$y and Harry Fraud
- Champagne Bottle Emotes — with Curren$y and Harry Fraud
- Smoke N Pray — with Curren$y and Harry Fraud
- Long As You Live — with Curren$y and Harry Fraud
- Storm Shadow & Snake Eyes — with Curren$y and Harry Fraud
- z28 — with Curren$y and Harry Fraud
- Palm Island — with Curren$y and Harry Fraud
Wiz Khalifa Albums and Songs
Show and Prove
Released in 2006, Show and Prove was Wiz Khalifa’s debut studio album and introduced him as a young Pittsburgh rapper building his identity through independent hip-hop. The project arrived before his mainstream breakthrough and helped establish the early Taylor Gang sound associated with his career.
Complete official tracklist:
- Pittsburgh Sound
- Damn Thing
- In the Cut
- Youngin on His Grind
- Say Yeah
- Prince of the City
- I Got a Lot of Money
- Never Been
- The Kid Frankie
- Give It Up
- Spotlight
- I’m a G
- B.A.R.
- Gangsta
- No Sleep
- When I’m Gone
Deal or No Deal
Released in 2009, Deal or No Deal continued Wiz Khalifa’s independent rise and helped bridge the gap between his early mixtape period and his eventual major-label breakthrough. The project features his increasingly polished production and laid-back rap style.
Complete official tracklist:
- Deal or No Deal
- The Statement
- Teach You to Fly
- Goodbye
- Studio Lovin
- This Plane
- Real Estate
- B.A.R.
- Ink My Whole Body
- Spotlight
- Up
- Never Been
- Mezmorized
- Still Blazin
- The Thrill
Rolling Papers
Released in 2011, Rolling Papers was Wiz Khalifa’s major-label debut and became the breakthrough album that transformed him into a mainstream hip-hop star. It included “Black and Yellow,” which became closely associated with Pittsburgh sports and culture, along with “Roll Up” and “No Sleep.”
Complete standard tracklist:
- When I’m Gone
- On My Level — featuring Too $hort
- Black and Yellow
- Roll Up
- Hopes & Dreams
- Wake Up
- The Race
- Star of the Show — featuring Chevy Woods
- No Sleep
- Get Your S**t
- Top Floor
- Fly Solo
- Rooftops — featuring Curren$y
- Cameras
Deluxe and anniversary material:
- Black and Yellow — G-Mix featuring Juicy J, Snoop Dogg and T-Pain
- Middle of You — featuring Chevy Woods, Nikkiya and Poo Bear
- Stoned
- Taylor Gang
O.N.I.F.C.
Released in 2012, O.N.I.F.C. was Wiz Khalifa’s second major-label studio album. The title is an abbreviation of “Only Nigga in First Class,” and the album continued his blend of melodic hooks, luxury-focused lyrics and relaxed production.
Complete official tracklist:
- Intro
- Paperbond
- Bluffin — featuring Berner
- Let It Go — featuring Akon
- The Bluff — featuring Cam’ron
- Work Hard, Play Hard
- Got Everything — featuring Courtney Noelle
- Fall Asleep
- Time
- It’s Nothin — featuring 2 Chainz
- Rise Above — featuring Pharrell, Tuki Carter and Amber Rose
- Initiation — featuring Lola Monroe
- Up in It
- No Limit
- The Plan — featuring Juicy J
- Remember You — featuring The Weeknd
- Medicated — featuring Chevy Woods and Juicy J
Bonus track:
- Mary 3x
Blacc Hollywood
Released in 2014, Blacc Hollywood became Wiz Khalifa’s third major-label album and one of his most recognizable projects. It produced “We Dem Boyz” and featured collaborations with Ty Dolla $ign, Curren$y, Nicki Minaj, Juicy J, Snoop Dogg and others.
Complete standard tracklist:
- Hope — featuring Ty Dolla $ign
- We Dem Boyz
- Promises
- KK — featuring Project Pat and Juicy J
- House in the Hills — featuring Curren$y
- Ass Drop
- Raw
- Stayin Out All Night
- The Sleaze
- So High — featuring Ghost Loft
- Still Down — featuring Chevy Woods and Ty Dolla $ign
- No Gain
- True Colors — featuring Nicki Minaj
Deluxe additional tracks:
- We Dem Boyz Remix — featuring Rick Ross, ScHoolboy Q and Nas
- You and Your Friends — featuring Snoop Dogg and Ty Dolla $ign
Khalifa
Released in 2016, Khalifa was a 13-track compilation-style album that followed the success of Blacc Hollywood. It included “Bake Sale” with Travis Scott and showcased Wiz’s continued focus on lifestyle rap and melodic trap production.
Complete official tracklist:
- BTS
- Celebrate — featuring Rico Love
- Elevated
- City View — featuring Courtney Noelle
- Cowboy
- Bake Sale — featuring Travis Scott
- Call Waiting
- Make a Play — featuring J.R. Donato
- Most of Us
- Zoney — featuring Sebastian
- Lit — featuring Ty Dolla $ign
- No Permission — featuring Chevy Woods
- iSay — featuring Juicy J
Rolling Papers 2
Released in 2018, Rolling Papers 2 served as the sequel to Wiz Khalifa’s major-label debut and became his sixth studio album. The 25-track project featured an extensive list of collaborators, including Snoop Dogg, Gucci Mane, Swae Lee, Ty Dolla $ign, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony and Lil Skies.
Complete official tracklist:
- Hot Now
- Ocean
- Blue Hunnids — featuring Jimmy Wopo and Hardo
- Very Special
- Goin Hard
- Holyfield
- Rolling Papers 2
- Mr. Williams / Where Is the Love — featuring THEMXXNLIGHT and Curren$y
- Penthouse — featuring Snoop Dogg
- Real Rich — featuring Gucci Mane
- Bootsy Bellows
- Hopeless Romantic — featuring Swae Lee
- Late Night Messages
- Rain — featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR
- Karate / Never Hesitate — featuring Chevy Woods and Darrius Willrich
- Fr Fr — featuring Lil Skies
- King
- Gin and Drugs — featuring Problem
- 420 Freestyle
- B Ok
- It’s on You
- Reach for the Stars — featuring Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
- All of a Sudden — featuring THEMXXNLIGHT
- Homework — featuring THEMXXNLIGHT
- Something New
The Saga of Wiz Khalifa
Released in 2020, The Saga of Wiz Khalifa was a seven-track project built around Wiz’s established lifestyle-oriented sound. The EP included collaborations with Megan Thee Stallion, Ty Dolla $ign, Mustard, Quavo, Tyga, K CAMP and Logic.
Complete official tracklist:
- Y U Mad — featuring Megan Thee Stallion, Ty Dolla $ign and Mustard
- Out in Space — featuring Quavo
- Still Wiz
- Bammer — featuring Mustard
- Contact — featuring Tyga
- Clouds in the Air — featuring K CAMP
- High Today — featuring Logic
Deluxe edition additional tracks:
- What’s the Move — featuring Maxo Kream and SNSTBLVD
- Millions — featuring A Boogie Wit da Hoodie
- On Top — featuring aimeeags
- POV — featuring Rubi Rose
- This Time Around
- Trap Nap — featuring Saxl Rose
- Villa
- Above Average — featuring Young Deji
Multiverse
Released in 2022, Multiverse was Wiz Khalifa’s seventh solo studio album and presented a more reflective side of his songwriting alongside his familiar lifestyle themes. The album contains 17 standard tracks and collaborations with Girl Talk and THEY.
Complete standard tracklist:
- Big Daddy Wiz — featuring Girl Talk
- MVP
- Memory Lane
- 1000 Women — featuring THEY.
- Like You (Groove 3)
- Something Real
- High Maintenance
- Bad Ass Bitches
- Iced Out Necklace
- Keys
- We Don’t Go Out to Nightclubs Anymore / Candlelight Girl
- We’re Not Even
- Homies
- Mirror Love (Groove 2)
- Goyard Bags — featuring THEY.
- Nobody Knows
- Thank Him
Deluxe edition additional tracks:
- We Can Get More
- Funkin
- Lost
Wiz Khalifa Mixtapes and Major Music Projects
Kush & Orange Juice
Released in 2010, Kush & Orange Juice became one of Wiz Khalifa’s most influential mixtapes and an important release from the pre-mainstream period of his career. The project helped define his relaxed, atmospheric style and became a key part of the mixtape era of 2010.
Complete official tracklist:
- Waken Baken
- Mezmorized
- We’re Done
- The Kid Frankie
- Up
- In the Cut
- Never Been
- The Slim
- Visions
- The Statement
- Still Blazin
- The Thrill
- The Cruise
- Glass House
- The Race
- Up in It
- Never Been — featuring Rick Ross
- Teach You to Fly
How Fly
Released in 2009, How Fly was a collaborative mixtape by Wiz Khalifa and Curren$y. The project became an important early collaboration between two artists who would continue working together throughout their careers.
Key official tracks include:
- Car Service
- The Check Point
- Address
- The Life
- Skybourne
- The Plan
- Paper Plane
- Audio Dope
- This Plane
- How Fly
Laugh Now, Fly Later
Released in 2017, Laugh Now, Fly Later was a mixtape that bridged Wiz Khalifa’s earlier catalog with the sound that would lead into Rolling Papers 2. The project included several of his recurring themes around success, lifestyle and independence.
Fly Times, Vol. 1: The Good Fly Young
Released in 2019 with Curren$y, Fly Times, Vol. 1: The Good Fly Young continued the long-running musical partnership between the two rappers. The project leaned into smooth production and the relaxed chemistry that had characterized their earlier work.
Big Pimpin
Released in 2020, Big Pimpin was another Wiz Khalifa mixtape built around his familiar laid-back rap style. It followed the collaborative and experimental projects of the late 2010s and early 2020s.
Decisions
Released in 2023, Decisions continued Wiz Khalifa’s prolific mixtape output after Multiverse. The project was part of a period in which he released several shorter projects and standalone recordings.
Wiz Owens
Released in 2024, Wiz Owens continued Wiz Khalifa’s steady stream of independent releases. The project arrived before his 2025 Kush + Orange Juice 2 sequel.
Kush + Orange Juice 2
Released in 2025, Kush + Orange Juice 2 revisited the musical world of Wiz Khalifa’s influential 2010 mixtape while adding new collaborators and contemporary production.
Major official tracks include:
- Hide It — featuring Don Toliver
- My Influence — featuring Juicy J
- Khalifa’s Home
- I Might Be — featuring Michael Prince
Kush & Orange Juice 15th Anniversary
Released in 2025, the anniversary edition revisited Wiz Khalifa’s landmark Kush & Orange Juice project for its 15th anniversary, bringing the classic mixtape back into his official modern catalog.
Official Collaborative Projects
Stoner’s Night
Released in 2022, Stoner’s Night was a collaborative album by Wiz Khalifa and Juicy J. The project brought together two longtime collaborators for a full-length collection built around their shared Southern-influenced rap and lifestyle sound.
Wiz Got Wings
Released in 2021, Wiz Got Wings was a collaborative project between Wiz Khalifa and producer Cardo. The project emphasized smooth production and the relaxed delivery that has remained central to Wiz’s style.
Full Court Press
Released in 2022, Full Court Press brought together Wiz Khalifa, Smoke DZA, Big K.R.I.T. and Girl Talk. The collaborative project combined several different hip-hop styles while maintaining a loose, producer-driven atmosphere.
Roofless Records for Drop Tops: Disc 1
Released in 2026, this collaborative project brought Wiz Khalifa and Curren$y back together for another full-length collaboration. The project continued their long-running musical partnership and was followed by a second disc with Harry Fraud involved in the production.
Complete tracklist:
- Close Your Eyes
- Jet Life Taylor
- So Many Flavors
- Stoned and Leave
- Bounce Back
- How Could I Lose
- The Same One
- Live Fast Burn Slow
- Ashes Out the Window
- Rrari Twins
Roofless Records for Drop Tops: Disc 2
Released in 2026, the second installment expanded the collaborative concept with Wiz Khalifa, Curren$y and Harry Fraud. The project continued the smooth, classic hip-hop production associated with the Roofless Records series.
Complete tracklist:
- Pink Panther
- The Coin Toss
- Champagne Bottle Emotes
- Smoke N Pray
- Long As You Live
- Storm Shadow & Snake Eyes
- z28
- Palm Island
Khaotic
Released on January 16, 2026, Khaotic became one of Wiz Khalifa’s major 2026 releases. The 11-track project returned to hard-hitting trap production and featured appearances from Skilla Baby, RMR, Juicy J, Dave East, Max B, HoodRich Pablo Juan and 2 Chainz.
Complete official tracklist:
- Intro
- RN Check — featuring Skilla Baby
- Head Money Trees Clothes — featuring RMR
- If You Know You Know — featuring Juicy J
- Wiz Money — featuring Dave East
- I Put That Shit On
- Back Against the Wall — featuring RMR and Max B
- Go Hard Everyday — featuring HoodRich Pablo Juan
- La Vida
- Wit My Twin — featuring 2 Chainz
- It’s Been a Minute — featuring RMR
Girls Love Horses
Released on February 27, 2026, Girls Love Horses became another major 2026 Wiz Khalifa project. The 14-track album returned to the laid-back, lifestyle-driven sound that has characterized some of his most recognizable work.
Complete official tracklist:
- On Your Mind
- Bestie Bong
- Faded
- Burn It Down
- Never Change Us
- Get Lost
- Right One
- Smokin Everywhere We Go — featuring Saxl Rose
- Legendary
- Wanna Go
- Comin Right Up
- Fly Close
- Favorite Strain
- The Sesh
blog era boyz
Released in 2026, blog era boyz is a nine-track collaborative project by Wiz Khalifa and MGK. The project revisits the sound and spirit of the early 2010s blog-rap era and represents another major collaboration between the two artists.
Complete official tracklist:
- family > everything — with MGK
- everything tatted — with MGK
- MPH — with MGK
- fill my pockets — with MGK
- girl next door — with MGK
- stoned — with MGK
- passport — with MGK
- grind everyday — with MGK
- fiberglass — with MGK
Official Standalone Singles or Songs That Are Not Included on the Main Studio Albums
Wiz Khalifa has also released a large number of standalone singles and appeared on songs by other artists. Some of his biggest recordings exist outside his main studio-album tracklists.
Major Standalone Wiz Khalifa Songs
- Say Yeah
- The Thrill
- Black and Yellow
- Taylor Gang
- Young, Wild & Free — with Snoop Dogg and Bruno Mars
- See You Again — with Charlie Puth
- Something New — featuring Ty Dolla $ign
- Hopeless Romantic — featuring Swae Lee
- Real Rich — featuring Gucci Mane
- Don’t Text Don’t Call — featuring Snoop Dogg
- #NeverDrinkingAgain
- Peace and Love
- 5 Star — featuring Gunna
- Bring Your Lungs — featuring Smoke DZA
- Hide It — featuring Don Toliver
- Electric — with 6LACK and Chevy Woods
- Baby Girl on the Way
- It’s Been a Minute — featuring RMR
- Location — with Zerb and Ty Dolla $ign
Major Collaborations With Other Artists
Wiz Khalifa has collaborated with a wide range of rappers, singers and producers throughout his career. Some of his most notable official collaborations include:
- Young, Wild & Free — Snoop Dogg and Bruno Mars
- See You Again — Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth
- Sucker for Pain — Logic, Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign, X Ambassadors and Lil Wayne
- We Own It — 2 Chainz and Wiz Khalifa
- Payphone — Maroon 5 featuring Wiz Khalifa
- 23 — Miley Cyrus featuring Wiz Khalifa and Juicy J
- Go Hard or Go Home — Wiz Khalifa and Iggy Azalea
- Roll Up — Wiz Khalifa
- We Dem Boyz Remix — Wiz Khalifa featuring Rick Ross, ScHoolboy Q and Nas
- True Colors — Wiz Khalifa featuring Nicki Minaj
- You and Your Friends — Wiz Khalifa featuring Snoop Dogg and Ty Dolla $ign
- Bake Sale — Wiz Khalifa featuring Travis Scott
- Gang Up — Young Thug, 2 Chainz, Wiz Khalifa and YG
- Finesse — Bruno Mars featuring Cardi B
- Pull Up — Wiz Khalifa featuring Lil Uzi Vert
- Y U Mad — Wiz Khalifa featuring Megan Thee Stallion, Ty Dolla $ign and Mustard
- High Today — Wiz Khalifa featuring Logic
- Wit My Twin — Wiz Khalifa featuring 2 Chainz
- Location — Zerb featuring Wiz Khalifa and Ty Dolla $ign
- KLASYK — Żabson featuring Wiz Khalifa
- 700 CLUB — Logic featuring Wiz Khalifa
- BLUNTONOMICS — colle$ttye featuring Wiz Khalifa
Final Wrap-Up
Wiz Khalifa’s extensive song catalog covers more than two decades of hip-hop, from his early independent releases and influential mixtapes to mainstream albums such as Rolling Papers, O.N.I.F.C., Blacc Hollywood, Rolling Papers 2 and Multiverse. His catalog has continued expanding through collaborative projects, anniversary releases and major 2026 projects including Khaotic, Girls Love Horses, Roofless Records for Drop Tops and blog era boyz, while collaborations with artists such as Charlie Puth, Bruno Mars, Snoop Dogg, Curren$y, Megan Thee Stallion and MGK have further established his place in modern rap.
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