Texas trap-star Jose Trillz bring good and ranbunchous energy with his new single "OH TRILL." The upbeat single is produced by Quartaton and the visual was shot by D Love. Fans of artists such as Juicy J and Young Dolph should feel right at home with Trillz's latest offering.

The video adds a nice perspective on ti that gives it more meaning and Trillz wants his fans to tap into it so they can get lit with him. Jose has a good spirit and wants this track to rub off on fans in that manner.

Following his "Trill Boy' LP release, Jose wanted to give fans another offering while he works to boost is musical library for 2023. He is an artist to watch from the south to boom for next year and his sound is very distinctive.

Watch the video below.

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