Wiz spits about his recent success and staying on top of the game while Curren$y rhymes about cars and women. Anyways, Wiz & Spitta only have one verse while the instrumental floods out the song. They didn’t throw in any kicks, drums, or anything else to make it different from the original. The beat rides real nice, but after listening to the original, it’s the exact same thing. The album starts with a mellow beat that was sampled from Bobbi Humphrey’s song, “Uno Esta”. It may not be the mixtape everyone was looking for, but at least it’s something…even if we have to pay five dollars. Due to sample clearance issues of Bobbi Humphrey’s Fancy Dancer record, the mixtape was switched to an EP and pushed back to April 20 of this year. Last year, Curren$y announced the two were back in the studio working on their follow up mixtape. However, you can say Curren$y has been more consistent with his releases.

Curren$y hasn’t had the same mainstream success, but has dropped numerous albums through major record labels Def Jam & Warner Bros. In total, Wiz has five platinum selling singles and one certified gold album. His famed “Black and Yellow” went #1 on the Billboard Charts and sold over three million copies.

Since then, Wiz Khalifa has gone to have a great deal of mainstream success. At the time, the two were unknown rappers trying to make a name for themselves. Back in 2009, Wiz & Spitta collaborated to drop one of the best mixtapes of the year, How Fly.

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