Not necessarily in the sense of being unbiased, even I feel like it’s more along the lines of “will leave no impression whatsoever.” Not the best expectations going in, but at least it’s better than being thoroughly terrible, isn’t it?
Because of this, I’m literally going into this album with no expectations. What Wiz has seems to be a strange variant of That Guyism, where the least remarkable thing about him is his rapping he does just well enough to make a crossover hit once or twice annually, but poor enough for it to not translate into an appreciable growth of the fanbase. Nor is it exactly fair to label him nondescript: He’s this generation’s equivalent of Snoop Dogg, at least as weed is concerned.
And he isn’t a celebutante in the strict sense of the word – it’s pretty obvious what line of work got him into the public consciousness. Wiz Khalifa. He’s not exactly an underground artist – he’s had four major singles since 2011, though as far as I’m concerned only “Young, Wild, & Free” stands on its own, and that’s almost entirely thanks to the music. I don’t really have an opinion about Cameron Thomaz, a.k.a.
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