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Dallas-based rapper, Dorrough Music and his unified group Prime Time Click (Yung Nation & Ace Boogie B) are back with a revamped video for their club trap banger "WTH" (What The Hell). The video which was originally released in Summer 2012 has been completely re-shot and filmed in a high-end gentlemen's Strip Club, and rightfully so as this song is perfect for grindin and poppin' bottles in the clubs - thanks to the "bass thumping" production by Mike Will. You can find the single on Dorrough Music's latest mixtape, Shut The City Down which has features by Prime Time Click, Juicy J, Kid Ink, French Montana, Rocko, Kirko Bangz and many more.
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