Wiz Khalifa's a few months removed from his highly anticipated project, Rolling Papers 2. The rapper's latest project took a bit to come out but Wiz came through with certified smoking jams just in time for the summer. One track that stood out, in particular, was Wiz Khalifa's collaboration with Lil Skies, "Fr Fr." Now, the two rappers link up for the official visuals for the song.
Wiz Khalifa and Lil Skies come through with their new visual for "Fr Fr." The visual was directed by Lyrical Lemonade's Cole Bennett. Bennett has worked with Lil Skies on numerous occasions and previously worked with Wiz for the "Real Rich" video with Gucci Mane. The video opens up with Wiz Khalifa smoking joint while cashing customers out at a grocery store. Lil Skies is then seen raging with Wiz Khalifa in the grocery store before they take the party to a parking lot and turn up.
Lil Skies was recently opening for Wiz Khalifa on the "Dazed & Blazed" tour which concluded towards the end of the summer. The tour was a co-headlining effort by Rae Sremmurd and Wiz Khalifa. Lil Skies and OT Genesis both served as the openers on the tour.
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