In part 3 Wiz Khalifa addresses critics that say that his new album O.N.I.F.C is mostly about poppin bottles, smoking weed and spending money. Wiz goes on to tells Nick Huff Barili that he can see himself doing a song about his soon to be son. As the interview continues Wiz breaks down all the upcoming projects for the Taylor Gang collective, including albums from Juicy J (Stay Trippy) and Courtney Noelle, mixtapes for Lola Monroe and Chevy Woods and a TGOD album. Wiz also talks about how the project with Currensy has evolved from a mixtape to an album, wanting to work with Devin the Dude, linking up with B-Real as well as how Cypress Hill are pioneers in the game. Lastly Wiz mentions that the next single is going to be Let It GO featuring Akon.

In part 2 Wiz Khalifa talks to Nick Huff Barili about friendship with Kevin Durant, wanting to working with Dr Dre and doing movie and soundtrack with 50 Cent. Wiz also talks about new track with Joe Budden featuring French Montana and himself, called NBA and New track with Curren$y featuring Rick Ross and himself, called Choosin. Young Khalifa goes on to say that Joe Budden thought Wiz was gonna tax him for feature but that when we wants to work with artists he is not worried about that. Nick asks Wiz for his take on the whole Molly movement and new tracks he has with Tyga and Lil Durk. Wiz explains that he thinks that there is money to be made by being part of the movement but that he himself is not into doing Molly and will rather stick to Marry. Part 2 of this interview ends with Wiz clarifying that he is not smoking blunts in the Hundred Bottles video and states that he is currently listening to Flying Lotus, Thundercat, Max B, Spitta, Riff Raff and Joey Badass among other stuff.