Cruising through the night with the windows down and the vibe sky-high, Don Toliver connects with Wiz Khalifa on “Highway,” a leaked track that feels like the perfect soundtrack for endless blacktop and zero worries. Dropped into the wild on November 5, 2025, the song instantly caught fire among fans hungry for that signature Toliver haze mixed with Khalifa’s effortless cool. Thought to be originally intended for the HARDSTONE PSYCHO era, “Highway” bottles the feeling of sparking up while the world blurs past—pure freedom, flex, and forward motion.
| Lead Vocals | Don Toliver & Wiz Khalifa |
| Songwriter | Don Toliver & Wiz Khalifa |
| Music Producer | [TBA] |
| Label | Don Toliver |
| Release Date | 2026 |
| Song Language | English |
| Copyright © | Don Toliver |
Lyrics of Highway by Don Toliver & Wiz Khalifa
[Verse 1: Wiz Khalifa]
I Inhale, She F**k With You Because You Spin Well
I Pay Attention To The Details
Gotta Get It First, Ain’t No Resale
Love A Boss Female With A Little Weed In Her Nails
When It Drop It Fly Off The Shelf
I’m Talkin’ Music And Kush Sales
Khalifa Kush Comin’ To A Scale Near You
I Like To Watch The Movies Where The Crook Prevails
You Wanna Win, You Don’t Look Prepare
I Remember Bein’ Rookie Of The Year
Stashin’ Weed In My Socks When Tsa Was Near
Now The Owners Feel Honored If We Stay There
Maybe Later They Can Smoke A J With Us, Tell They Kids They Got A Picture
We Got Double Rs Outside, We Got Fireworks At Dinner
Seen A Hundred Million Dollars, But We Still The Same Niggas
Been Around The World Twice, But Keep Sayin We The Realest
Start A Groupchat With My Dogs So We Can Start Another Business
[Chorus: Don Toliver]
I Was Sparkin’ On The Highway, Highway, Highway
I Was Sparkin’ On The Highway, Highway, Highway
I Was Sparkin’ On The Highway, Highway, Highway
I Was Sparkin’ On The Highway, Highway, Highway
[Verse 2: Don Toliver]
What It’s Gon’ Be?
I Done Came Back And The Gas On E
Better Talk Quick Before I Leave
I Done Came Through With No Id
Bust Down, Break It, Make The Wall Shake
Shit Hittin’ Like A California Earthquake
Say She Wanna Give It To Me, I Want It All, Babe
Do It Right, Get It All For Your Birthday
[Chorus]
I Was Sparkin’ On The Highway, Highway, Highway
I Was Sparkin’ On The Highway, Highway, Highway
I Was Sparkin’ On The Highway, Highway, Highway
I Was Sparkin’ On The Highway, Highway, Highway
About “Highway by Don Toliver & Wiz Khalifa”
Don Toliver and Wiz Khalifa transform the open road into a private smoke session on “Highway,” where every mile feels like a victory lap and the chorus loops like exhaust in the rearview.
The track leans into classic stoner-trap territory with a dreamy, bass-heavy pulse that lets both artists glide. Wiz opens with sharp, reflective bars about his come-up—Khalifa Kush sales, dodging TSA, stacking millions without changing—delivered in that laid-back flow he’s mastered over decades. Toliver takes the wheel on the hook, repeating “I was sparkin’ on the highway” until it feels hypnotic, then slides in with melodic flexes about gas tanks on empty, bust-downs, and California-level impact. It’s indulgent without apology: weed, women, wealth, and the quiet confidence that comes with having all three.
Leaked in early November 2025, “Highway” arrived without warning and immediately spread across forums, Discord servers, and playlists. Though never officially released, many believe it was recorded during the HARDSTONE PSYCHO sessions—fitting perfectly with the album’s themes of rebellion, excess, and riding out. The motorcycle-and-desert imagery of that project already screamed open-road energy; “Highway” just adds the smoke and the soundtrack.
Coming off the critical and commercial success of HARDSTONE PSYCHO in 2024, Don Toliver has solidified his lane as the smoothest voice in psychedelic trap. Collaborating with Wiz Khalifa—a pioneer of the exact lifestyle Toliver romanticizes—feels like a full-circle moment. Where HARDSTONE PSYCHO leaned into rock guitars and biker aesthetics, this leak pulls back toward the cloudy, melodic roots of Life of a Don and Love Sick while keeping the larger-than-life attitude. It’s proof Toliver can switch lanes without losing speed, blending generations of weed-rap royalty into something that still sounds fresh in 2026.
Even unreleased, “Highway” already feels like a fan favorite waiting for its official green light. The chemistry is undeniable, the vibe is immaculate, and the loop is engineered for late-night repeats. Whether it surfaces on a deluxe, a future project, or stays a coveted leak, it’s another reminder of why Toliver’s lane stays wide open.
