EDM producers DVBBS just tapped Wiz Khalifa for their own spin on a viral track with “Sh Sh Sh (Hit That).” Moreover, its inspiration “Hit That” by Urfavxboyfriend and Goldsoul caught a lot of attention recently on TikTok. The original’s a dark but oddly charismatic trap cut, thanks to the whooshy mouthed sounds of gunfire from the artists. After its success, DVBBS loved what they heard and reached out to all artists involved to do a collab together. Furthermore, their take on “Hit That” is a house and jungle-inspired dance cut that mixes the original’s verses with heavy kicks and a Wiz verse.
However, the track still switches up its genre of choice and its instrumental pallet quite often in the track. As such, the various phases, transitions, and movements throughout “Sh Sh Sh” make it a pretty dynamic track. First, the track begins with an energetic build-up to Urfavxboyfriend’s verse, which uses house-like rhythms. Then, it switches into a small trap section with deep bass and sharp percussion. Finally, distorted bass breaks the song up before resonant grand piano chords introduce Wiz’s verse. “I’m rolling papers like diplomas,” he begins his charismatic and focused contribution. “I’m getting baked like this a sauna / I love all the woman, different genres / I seen all expensive s**t and bought it.” Overall, “Sh Sh Sh (Hit That)” is a fun and fittingly to-the-point reimagining of a fun and to-the-point viral track.
Meanwhile, What did you think of DVBBS’ remix of Urfavxboyfriend and Goldsoul’s viral hit, “Sh Sh SH (Hit That)” featuring Wiz Khalifa? Whatever the case, let us know in the comments and check out the cheeky music video for the song down below. Also, if you haven’t heard it yet, you can find the new track on your preferred streaming service. As always, come back to HNHH for great new releases each week within hip-hop and beyond it.
Quotable Lyrics
I be with some real ones, y’all VR,
Gotta put my glasses on to see y’all,
Smoking on that light green like neon,
Been working out, it’s hard to get her jeans on