Oz's And Lds (feat. Chevy Woods & Berner)

Wiz Khalifa's song 'Oz's And Lds' featuring Chevy Woods and Berner is a vivid portrayal of the high life, both literally and metaphorically. The lyrics delve into themes of relentless hustle, success, and the camaraderie that comes with shared struggles and triumphs. Wiz Khalifa, known for his laid-back yet confident style, uses this track to emphasize the grind and the rewards that come with it. The song's title itself, 'Oz's And Lds,' refers to ounces and pounds, common measurements in the cannabis world, which is a recurring motif in Khalifa's music.

The lyrics paint a picture of a life filled with constant movement and hard work. Lines like 'I’m up all day I work all night' and '40 … 2 shows, 3 planes, 6 zeros' highlight the relentless pace and the global reach of their endeavors. This isn't just about the physical hustle but also the mental and emotional grind. The mention of 'pouring it straight out the bottle' and 'smoking out the car service' reflects a lifestyle of indulgence and celebration, but also one that comes with its own set of pressures and anxieties.

Brotherhood and loyalty are central themes in the song. The lyrics 'we all from the same hood, that’s why we feel the same thing' and 'one of our pockets hurting, we all gonna feel the same pain' underscore a deep sense of unity and shared experience. This collective identity is a source of strength and resilience, as they navigate the highs and lows of their journey. The repeated refrain 'You niggas want kush we got ounces, you niggas want cookies we got pounds' serves as a boastful reminder of their success and the fruits of their labor, reinforcing their status and the bonds that hold them together.

The song also touches on the idea of authenticity and staying true to oneself. Lines like 'Your flow last year, the swag last fall, you just the last place, you ain’t gonna last at all' critique those who are not genuine or who fail to keep up with the ever-evolving game. This emphasis on authenticity is a hallmark of Wiz Khalifa's music, where staying real and true to one's roots is paramount.