New Thang is a 2014 party track by Redfoo, best known as one half of LMFAO, and its saxophone hook quickly became one of the song's most recognisable parts. As short-form video and soundboard culture grew, creators began lifting just that sax riff as a standalone clip, using it to signal confidence, comedy or celebration without needing the full song. Its simple, repeatable melody makes it easy to recognise in seconds, which has helped it stay in circulation long after the original track's chart run.
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The catchy saxophone hook from Redfoo's New Thang, looped as a short meme sound. Creators use it for funny entrances, celebrations and upbeat edits.
This clip isolates the bright, bouncy saxophone riff that makes Redfoo's New Thang instantly recognisable, with its playful, swaggering melody bouncing over a punchy party beat. The sax sounds smooth yet cheeky, rising and falling in a short loop that feels like a confident entrance or a joke landing perfectly. It has a warm, brassy tone that cuts through a video without overpowering dialogue, which is why it works so well as a quick burst of energy. Hearing it instantly sets a fun, carefree mood and makes an ordinary moment feel like a celebration.