Paul Wall 'Story to Tell' Playlist

Mike Jones Featuring Paul Wall and Slim Thug, “Still Tippin’”:

Every two weeks, without fail, “Still Tippin’” goes viral on Twitter. The legendary 2005 hit made Mike Jones, Paul Wall and Slim Thug stars, and set in motion Houston’s takeover of the rap scene.

Paul Wall Featuring Big Pokey, “Sittin’ Sidewayz”:

After the massive success of “Still Tippin’,” Paul returned fire with “Sittin’ Sidewayz,” the first single from his platinum major-label debut, “The People’s Champ.”

Kanye West Featuring Paul Wall and GLC, “Drive Slow”:

Paul owned 2005. In addition to his solo success, he appeared on the slow-rolling “Drive Slow” single from Kanye West’s sophomore album, “Late Registration.” Paul shows up and shows out, blessing the track with an unforgettable verse.

Paul Wall and Chamillionaire, “N Luv Wit My Money”:

Paul came in the game alongside fellow Houston rapper Chamillionaire. The duo’s debut, “Get Ya Mind Correct,” was even recognized as one of 2002’s top albums by The Source. Shortly after its release, the duo broke up and became enemies.

Nelly Featuring Paul Wall, Ali and Gipp, “Grillz”:

In the 2000s, Nelly could breathe on a song and it would become a hit. So when he called Paul to jump on “Grillz” in 2005, it was a no brainer. Never mind the fact that Paul was actually making grillz for most of the industry; the song became his first No. 1 song on the Billboard Hot 100.

Tobe Nwigwe Featuring Paul Wall, “Juice”:

In 2019, Paul connected with one of Houston’s leaders of the new school, Tobe Nwigwe, for a scene-stealing verse on “Juice.” Once social media got hold of Paul’s

Paul Wall and Lil’ Keke, “Ridin’ 5”: 

In 2020, Paul hooked up with his favorite rapper of all time, Lil’ Keke, for a collaborative project called Slab Talk. “Ridin’ 5” made their hometown proud. 

Paul Wall Featuring Raekwon, Jay Electronica and Yelawolf, “Heart of a Hustler”:

Paul’s music transcends trends. As the Blog Era came of age, he teamed with period stars Yelawolf and Jay Electronica, as well as the legendary Raekwon, on this memorable cut.

“Sippin’ tha Barre”:

From the Pimp C sample, to the southern funk soundscape provided by Mr. Lee, this record sounds like a long drive on a summer night.

Paul Wall Featuring Three 6 Mafia, “I’m a Playa”:

Paul has collaborated with DJ Paul and Juicy J on a few occasions. This track, which teems with chemistry, remains a personal favorite.

“Ice Man”:

The lead single from Paul’s 2020 album, “Subculture,” proved that no matter the year, no matter the time, Paul stays sharp on the mic.

“Swangin’ in the Rain”:  

Paul reps Houston everywhere he goes. His 2015 single, “Swangin’ in the Rain,” oozes H-Town culture. From the slang to the cars to the fashion, everything is on display here. A masterclass in bending curves and popping trunks. 

“Internet Goin Nutz”:

Paul’s tagline from 2005 applies to every era. The song, produced by legendary New Orleans beatsmith KLC, provides context to a catchphrase that will likely live on for the foreseeable future.

A$AP Rocky Featuring Paul Wall, Bun B and Killa Kyleon, “Purple Swag Remix”:

A$AP Rocky may hail from Harlem, but his sound is deeply influenced by Houston. In 2012, the NYC native showed love to H-Town on the official remix of his breakout hit. Paul, Bun B and Killa Kyleon do the Lonestar State proud.

Statik Selektah Featuring Paul Wall, Benny the Butcher and Brady Wyatt, “No Substitute”: 

In 2020, Paul guested on producer Statik Selektah’s album, “The Balancing Act.” Statik is known to pair artists with unexpected collaborators. Placing Paul and the red-hot Benny the Butcher on the same track continues that tradition.