Nobody is a track by Welsh band Skindred, released on their debut album Babylon in 2002 and later issued as a single, blending reggae, punk and nu-metal into the band's distinctive sound. Frontman Benji Webbe's blend of Jamaican-influenced delivery and metal aggression helped the song stand out from other early-2000s rock acts. It has remained a live favourite and a staple of rock playlists, and short clips of its chorus circulate online in edits, workout videos and memes that borrow its raw, high-energy feel.
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A 20-second clip of Skindred's Nobody, with its reggae-metal riff and shouted chorus. Creators use it for high-energy edits, workout montages and meme intros.
This 20-second clip captures the driving core of Skindred's Nobody, opening with a thick, distorted guitar riff and a bouncing reggae-influenced rhythm before Benji Webbe's raw, shouted vocals cut through. The mix feels loud, urgent and unmistakably early-2000s nu-metal, with the groove keeping it danceable rather than purely aggressive. It builds quickly, hits hard and then leaves just enough space for a cut or punchline. For a viewer, it signals confidence and chaos at once, turning an ordinary moment into something that feels bigger, louder and ready to explode.
