Bammer

Wiz Khalifa's song 'Bammer' is a bold declaration of his high standards, particularly when it comes to the quality of marijuana he consumes. The repeated refrain, 'Don't give me no bammer weed, we don’t smoke that shit, it's TGOD,' emphasizes his preference for top-shelf cannabis, aligning with his brand, Taylor Gang Or Die (TGOD). This insistence on quality is a metaphor for his overall lifestyle, where only the best is acceptable.

The lyrics delve into the luxurious and hedonistic aspects of Wiz Khalifa's life. He describes a world of wealth and indulgence, where he can afford to be selective not just with his weed but also with his companions and experiences. Lines like 'I'm a rich nigga, I could fuck a rich bitch twice' and 'Bust down Rollie, make my wrist hit bright' highlight his affluence and the opulent lifestyle he leads. The song paints a picture of a life filled with expensive cars, high-end watches, and a constant pursuit of pleasure.

Moreover, 'Bammer' also touches on themes of loyalty and authenticity. By rejecting 'bammer weed,' Wiz Khalifa is also rejecting anything subpar or fake in his life. This extends to his relationships and the people he surrounds himself with. The song suggests that living a life of luxury and excess comes with its own set of rules and standards, and Wiz Khalifa is unapologetic about maintaining them. His music often reflects this blend of hedonism and high standards, making 'Bammer' a quintessential track in his discography.