The phrase comes from Frank Ski's 1993 Baltimore club track Whores in This House, built around a repeated vocal sample calling out over a house beat. Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion sampled it for the opening and hook of their 2020 hit WAP, which brought the chant back to a huge new audience. Clips of just that intro then spread on TikTok and in edits, where creators separate it from the full song and use it as a standalone entrance and party joke.
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The 'there's some hoes in this house' vocal loop from Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion's WAP, used for house party reveals and funny entrance edits.
The clip is a short, looped male voice chanting there's some hoes in this house over and over with a heavy club beat underneath. It is the sampled hook that opens WAP, delivered in a loud, call and response style that feels like a DJ hyping a packed room. The repetition builds instant energy and a cheeky, over the top mood, so even before anything else happens the viewer expects a confident entrance, a group reveal, or a joke about everyone in the room being caught on camera together.
