Sticking to The Script: Wiz Khalifa’s ‘The Plan’ Video, Featuring Juicy J

Wiz Khalifa and Juicy enjoy the good life in the new video for the song “The Plan.” The two rappers shoot the visual for the song in an impressive luxury mansion, accompanied by their friends.

According to rap-up.com:

“Wiz Khalifa reaps the rewards of success in the lavish video for “The Plan,” a cut from his 2012 album O.N.I.F.C. The Taylor Gang chief reflects on his rise as he kicks back in his palatial mansion. He also shows love to his crew, who make cameos, and chills poolside with some bikini-clad babes.”

Wiz Khalifa’s O.N.I.F.C album was released in 2012, but he’s still trying to keep it relevant with this new video.  Wiz is also currently working on his next album Blacc Hollywood, which is to be released this year, but there’s still no official launch date.

While Wiz Khalifa has been busy in the studio, Juicy J has been making video cameos this week.

As reported by hipohopwired.com:

“Co-star Juicy J has been everywhere these last couple weeks. He recently made a lengthy cameo appearance on Drake’s “Worst Behaviour” video right after coming from the club with DJ Infamous and every other who’s who in the rap game (sans Yung Berg). Now you can catch the Juiceman posted up on a poolside lawn chair, puffing a Cohiba cigar, with his Taylor Gang commander-in-chief.

Check out Wiz Khalifa’s “The Plan” video with Juicy J below and tell us your thoughts.

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