WTHelly
2025 single by Rob49
"WTHelly" (pronounced "what the helly") is a song by American rapper Rob49, released on March 20, 2025. It was produced by WhoIsRodney, Blasty, Sheldon, and Paul Monstereal. It is the second single from Rob49's debut studio album, Let Me Fly.
Background
In an interview with Complex, Rob49 revealed he had created "WTHelly" after a video shoot with Cardi B in New York City and New Jersey, at a studio session that was originally for rapper Skilla Baby, who was tired. Rob49 freestyled the song, and he and his crew did not leave the studio until six in the morning. He recalls:
They was in the booth with me. All of us was in the booth together. We was coming up with it together like, "You said something, what you said? Alright bet, I'm gonna say it." We were just saying, "What the hell?" I said, "Man, I'm about to make 'What The Hell' right now." And they were like, "Come on, let's do it." And all of us went in the booth. Like, I said all that together.
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