Wiz Khalifa Responds to Kanye West Changing His Album Title to 'WAVES'

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In the wake of Kanye West changing the title of his new album from SWISH to WAVES, Wiz Khalifa took to Twitter to make sure everyone understood the significance of the name. He pointed to the work of Max B, who popularized the Wave movement with his melodic, lo-fi rap music throughout the mid-2000s. "That’s the wave. If theres nothing with that sound ITS NOT WAVY,“


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