Last year, when Wiz Khalifa dropped off his “Cabin Fever” mixtape, he did so unannounced and unexpectedly. I think that we should expect something similar to happen again between now and Friday night. Just moments ago Wiz tweeted the following which made “Cabin Fever 2″ trend on twitter. Check with us hourly this week as we will continue to update you on the release of the new tape!

Cabin Fever 2 gettin mixed

— Wiz Khalifa (@RealWizKhalifa) October 8, 2012

Wiz Khalifa gives the Taylors yet another “Wk Today” episode. In this episode Wiz Khalifa, Chevy Woods and Will chug pass a bottle of Bombay Gin Sapphire. Chevy’s a gin master in this video!

Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa’s current single “Young, Wild & Free” has been tearing up the radio across the nation. Today the song went gold as announced by Benjy Grinberg, the president of Rostrum Records. This record has no signs of slowing down and it is only a matter of time before it goes platinum.

Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa have been tearing it up on the ‘Mac & Devin Go To High School’ tour. The other night in San Fran the duo brought out Too Short for “On My Level” and Juicy J for “Smokin’ On“.

Earlier today Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa dropped the video for their newest single “Young, Wild & Free” on MTV, a little while ago Atlantic released the full version un-cut version including seens where the duo smoke week and extra clips from the movie. Check it out:

As we were promised the other day, Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa come through and drop off their newest video to the Bruno Mars assisted song “Young, Wild & Free”. Gear up and get ready for class, the “Mac & Devin Go To High School” Soundtrack drops on December 13th, you can now pre-order here.

Wiz Khalifa’s last Valley appearance was a sold-out show at Mesa Amphitheatre in late June, in which the Pittsburgh rapper commanded the stage, at 23, with the confidence of someone who’d been doing this for longer than he’s been alive. Of course, it didn’t hurt that he was basking in the afterglow of taking home a best-new-artist trophy from the BET Awards two days earlier.

Since then, he’s added two BET Hip-Hop Awards to his collection while making his third appearance in the Top 10 of the Hot 100, this time with a track, “Young, Wild & Free,” that finds him joining forces with a hip-hop icon, Snoop Dogg.

Here’s Khalifa on the “Rolling Papers” tour, his chart-topping breakthrough, “Black and Yellow” and how he feels about awards.

Question: I saw you at the Mesa Amphitheatre earlier this year and what blew me away was that it felt like you’d been playing to crowds that big your whole life. Did performing live come natural to you?

Answer: Absolutely, man. My live performance, it just comes from feeling an energy and emotion from the crowd. I never got nervous performing my own material. I just did a Snoop tribute at the BMI Awards and I was nervous as crap doing that (laughs). But just going out there and doing my own stuff and being in front of my own people, man? I love it. It’s not even anything I have to practice or rehearse. I just get out there and do it.

Q: The other thing that really struck me at that show was how well the audience seemed to know the tracks that aren’t on “Rolling Papers” – like, the mixtape tracks.

A: I have a huge span of fans, some who know all my radio songs and are familiar with my popular stuff and then some who have their own personal favorites. When I do my show, I try to take into consideration all those people. And even the people who just know my popular songs, if they hear the mixtape songs and they never heard ‘em before, they’ll become a fan of that song right there while I’m performing it.

Q: How much of an impact do you think those mixtapes had on building your momentum going into “Rolling Papers?”

A: Huge impact. The mixtapes just really allowed me to get my personality out there, sort of like business cards.

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