JRE 1306 · May 31, 2019

Wiz Khalifa

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Who is Wiz Khalifa?

Wiz Khalifa is a rapper, singer, songwriter and actor. His new documentary "Wiz Khalifa: Behind the Cam" is available now on Apple Music. https://itunes.apple.com/us/show/wiz-khalifa-behind-the-cam/1451759246

Topics and Timestamps

01Wiz Khalifa discusses his new documentary 'Behind the Cam' available on Apple Music
02Conversation covers his journey in music and the creative process behind his work
03Wiz talks about his documentary approach and what fans can expect from the project
04Discussion touches on his perspective as an artist and how he's evolved over time
05Wiz shares insights into his life and career in the entertainment industry
06The episode explores his background and influence in hip-hop and music culture
▶Wiz talks about his new documentary and why he made it0:00:00
▶Discussion about Wiz's creative process and what drives his music0:15:00
▶Wiz reflects on his career evolution and changes over time0:30:00
▶Conversation about staying relevant in the music industry0:45:00
▶Wiz discusses his approach to filmmaking and storytelling in the documentary1:00:00

The Show

In JRE 1306, Joe sits down with Wiz Khalifa to talk about his new documentary 'Wiz Khalifa: Behind the Cam' which just dropped on Apple Music. The documentary gives fans an intimate look at Wiz's life and creative process, something he's been wanting to share for a while. Joe and Wiz dive into what made him want to do a documentary at this point in his career and what the project showcases that people haven't really seen before.

Wiz talks about his evolution as an artist and how his perspective on music and fame has changed over the years. The conversation flows naturally through his experiences in the industry, the challenges he's faced, and how he's managed to stay relevant in a constantly shifting music landscape. He's thoughtful about discussing his work and what drives him creatively, giving Joe some genuine insight into what goes on behind the scenes of his life and career.

The two also discuss the documentary format itself and why Wiz felt it was the right time and way to tell his story. There's a lot of ground covered about his approach to music, his collaborations, and his presence in hip-hop culture. Wiz comes across as reflective and grounded, someone who's thinking seriously about his legacy and how he wants to present himself to the world. It's the kind of conversation where you get a real sense of who the guy is beyond the music and the public persona.