Wiz Khalifa’s “Taylor Gang” is for real.
skrippen:
“Taylor Gang signs ‘Juicy J’ to a record deal.” This recent headline shows that Wiz Khalifa means business, literally. We’ve seen this with another rapper/entrepreneur, 50 cent, who shortly after his commercial success formed his own imprint label called G-Unit records. Also like 50, we see Wiz has followed up by forming the Taylor Gang clothing line. We look forward to see what other ventures he will launch. Safe bet that Wiz will soon start climb on those “rich & power” lists.
(Source: skrippen)
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