Latoya Jane Drops New Single with Wiz Khalifa | WWETV Rewinds to “Grown” Era

Toronto’s own Latoya Jane is back with a major release, teaming up with global rap star Wiz Khalifa for their brand-new single “TBP.” The track highlights her versatile artistry and proves once again why she’s a standout voice rising from the heart of the city. Known for repping her Jane and Finch roots, Latoya Jane has come a long way from her early rap days — and WorldWide Entertainment TV has been there for the journey.

From JaneFrFinch to Wiz Khalifa

Before her newest collaboration with Wiz, Latoya Jane made waves in the local music scene with her 2017 project Grown. WWETV was on the scene that fall when she held an unforgettable album release party at Phoenix Nightclub in downtown Toronto. The event brought out fans, fellow artists, and supporters who watched her perform select tracks from the deeply personal album.

During her set, Latoya Jane took a moment to thank those who helped her grow not just as an artist, but as a person. She acknowledged her evolution from the gritty rap lyrics of JaneFrFinch to a more polished, soul-infused sound — signaling a new chapter as an R&B singer-songwriter.

“TBP” with Wiz Khalifa: A New Era Begins

Fast forward to today — the new single “TBP” (To Be Posted) with Wiz Khalifa marks a milestone. The vibe is a seamless blend of Latoya Jane’s melodic hooks and Wiz’s signature laid-back flow. The track touches on growth, resilience, and staying true to yourself — all themes that have long been part of her message.

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WorldWide Exclusive Coverage

WorldWide Entertainment TV continues to support emerging talent with real stories. Host Lisa’s latest segment serves as both a celebration and a reminder that powerful voices are still coming out of Toronto’s grassroots. From Jane and Finch to global collaborations, Latoya Jane is proof that authenticity and artistry still matter.

Be sure to stream “TBP,” revisit her Grown album, and catch more exclusive throwbacks and interviews on WorldWide Entertainment TV.