: Along with the main stars, the video includes brief appearances from Post Malone and Big Sean , showcasing the strong industry backing Tyla received early in his career.
: A central highlight is the "iconic stoned circle shot," featuring Yaweh and Khalifa surrounded by bags of weed and passing joints.
The story behind the is a tale of serendipitous connections and crossing genre boundaries. It began as a tribute to a wild 24-hour bender in Las Vegas that left Tyla Yaweh in a "frozen" state of euphoria, inspiring the original track. When it came time for the remix, Yaweh had only one collaborator in mind: Wiz Khalifa . The Collaboration
: Tyla Yaweh initially worried about clearing the sample. However, while touring with Post Malone , he coincidentally met Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong backstage.
Experience the star-studded visual for the 'High Right Now' remix featuring Wiz Khalifa:
: Along with the main stars, the video includes brief appearances from Post Malone and Big Sean , showcasing the strong industry backing Tyla received early in his career.
: A central highlight is the "iconic stoned circle shot," featuring Yaweh and Khalifa surrounded by bags of weed and passing joints.
The story behind the is a tale of serendipitous connections and crossing genre boundaries. It began as a tribute to a wild 24-hour bender in Las Vegas that left Tyla Yaweh in a "frozen" state of euphoria, inspiring the original track. When it came time for the remix, Yaweh had only one collaborator in mind: Wiz Khalifa . The Collaboration
: Tyla Yaweh initially worried about clearing the sample. However, while touring with Post Malone , he coincidentally met Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong backstage.
Experience the star-studded visual for the 'High Right Now' remix featuring Wiz Khalifa: