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Half of the confused highlight “Roll Up” seems to be about smoking weed, while the other half is about flirting, or being true to your friends, or maybe just “rolling up.” “Hopes and Dreams” is an ironic title for a song about Khalifa’s money going to strippers, while the B.o.B.-like “Cameras” is Kanye’s “Gold Digger” without venom, where fame might be a blessing or it might be a curse. Labs, Jim Jonsin, and others - topped with stoner-ambiguity lyrics.

They are also meant as cautions for those who don’t appreciate slick productions - crafted by Stargate, I.D. Past the big hit, Rolling Papers casts Khalifa as a more earthbound and approachable version of Kid Cudi, or Currensy for the masses, both of which are meant as compliments. on down - will find this familiar ground. Those looking for more singalong sport anthems and party tracks will be severely disappointed with the rapper’s first major-label release, but anyone who has followed the alt-pop side of hip-hop - from B.o.B. “Know some who say life’s a bitch,” he raps on “The Race.” “Well, I’ma keep flirting.If it wasn’t for “Black and Yellow,” Wiz Khalifa’s story would match the mixtape past of Currensy, Freddie Gibbs, and even Lil Wayne, but that unrepresentative mega-hit - and unofficial Pittsburgh Steelers anthem from the previous Super Bowl season - made Rolling Papers a “highly anticipated” release for a wider audience than usual. But the sheer catchiness of the music-its sing-along choruses (“Black and Yellow”), its synthesizer sparkle (the benny blanco-produced “No Sleep”)-turn even his modest goals into the kind of anthems that elevate partying to a spiritual pursuit. Lyrically, he’s a charm offensive: He’ll be there when you call (“Roll Up”), he loves his camo shorts (“Taylor Gang”), and he wields his endless supply of joints like magic wands that, with a wave, can make the stress of daily life disappear (pretty much every song).

“They say all I rap about is bitches and champagne,” he shrugs on the album-opening “When I’m Gone.” “You would too if every night you seen the same thing.” The difference with Wiz is that you can tell he’s enjoying it. And at a time when the luxurious melancholy of Drake was starting to cast its long, warm shadow over the culture, Wiz-like Snoop Dogg before him-presented himself as nothing more than a laidback dude looking for a good time. It’s a party-rap album that happily parlays party-rap traditions into modern pop songwriting and production, in ways that helped crack open the conversation for what pop and hip-hop hybrids could be. Wiz Khalifa’s breakthrough wafted so casually to the top of hip-hop’s 2011 heap it’s easy to miss how accomplished it actually was.

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