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mgk & Wiz Khalifa Head Back to 2010 for Nostalgic ‘Blog Era Boyz’ Mixtape: Stream It Now

The duo is currently on tour together.

mgk & Wiz Khalifa

mgk & Wiz Khalifa

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Mgk and Wiz Khalifa emerged as stars at the turn of the 2010s, and they’re paying homage to their breakthrough era with the Blog Era Boyz joint mixtape, which hit streaming services on Friday (May 22).

Wiz and Kels originally teamed up back in 2013 for “Mind of a Stoner,” and rekindled their working relationship in 2026. They duo joined forces for a pair of singles — “Girl Next Door” and “Everything Tatted” — to gain momentum heading into the collab tape more than a decade later.


Friendship and nostalgia power the mixtape, which boasts nine tracks in total. Mgk and the Pittsburgh rapper are also currently on the road together, so some fresh tunes from the duo made sense.

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Wiz joined Kels for his Lost Americana Tour, which kicked off a second leg in California on May 15 and will be heading to Austin, Dallas, Atlanta, St. Louis, Toronto, Kansas City and Vancouver, B.C., before closing up shop in Ridgefield, Wash., on July 1 with a final date.

Mgk has been busy coming off of 2025’s Lost Americana, which went No. 1 on Billboard‘s Top Rock & Alternative Albums chart. In April, the Cleveland native recruited Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst for “Fix Ur Face” in April, which topped the Hot Hard Rock Songs chart.

As for Wiz, he’s been a machine when it comes to keeping his fan base fed with new music this year. Through May, the “Black and Yellow” rapper has already been part of five projects outside of Blog Era Boyz, which includes Khaotic, helming the Moses the Black soundtrack, Girls Love Horses and the Roofless Records for Drop Tops double disc joint album with Curren$y.

Stream Blog Era Boyz below.

This article was first published by Billboard U.S.

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