In the last 12 months, it has generated $10,351. What's exciting about this catalog, is that since 2013, it has seen a steady increase in annual earnings. Invest in a catalog with growing royalties from some of hip-hop's most recognizable names: Wiz Khalifa, Chris Brown, Ludacris, Kevin Gates, Machine Gun Kelly and more. If you already have a BMI payee account, there is no fee. Once opened, multiple royalty streams can be routed to the buyer's payee account. Khalifa will be the moment where Wiz Khalifa decides if he’s willing or able to rule the radio rap world.*BMI charges a one-time fee of $500 to open a new payee account, which will be debited from the payee's first royalty distribution. “King of Everything” is a start, but is more of a kernel than a finished product. “No Social Media” is too wishy-washy, uncommitted to rap or pop. If Wiz Khalifa wants to be the biggest rapper in the world - not the best - then he needs to strike right now with another potential hit. People still remember and love “See You Again,” and it’s getting primetime recognition during awards season. But he has a very important window right now. There could be plenty of tepid “Burn Slow”-like tracks on there, if he wants to regain some credibility in hip-hop circles - something he has not had with certainty since 2010’s breakout Kush & OJ. It will be interesting to see how Wiz approaches Khalifa as a whole. Wiz just happens to be the one to get to spit on it. “King of Everything” is the hip-hop equivalent of that. He is simply there for the song and does not screw anything up. “See You Again” is breezy and easy to sing along to, even during Wiz’s verses. Wiz, though, is angling to be a pop star, not a rapper. Typically, big name musicians have recognizable styles. The irony of “King of Everything”‘s success, however, is that Wiz Khalifa is supposed to be a marquee artist now.

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