On Sight opens Kanye West's 2013 album Yeezus, and its first seconds sample a choir recording of He'll Give Us What We Need. Producers kept the voices exposed before the track erupts into distorted electronics, making that brief sacred sounding passage instantly separable as a standalone clip. Fans later isolated the choir section for edits and soundboards, where the contrast between the earnest singing and everyday footage keeps it useful for ironic entrances, reveals and reaction videos long after the album release.
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Choir sample from Kanye West's On Sight singing he'll give us what we need, it may not be what we want, used for dramatic meme reveals online.
This is the opening choir moment from On Sight, a short burst of layered voices singing the line about getting what we need rather than what we want. The sound is solemn and hymn like at first, with a gospel choir feel that cuts sharply against the harsh electronic beat that follows in the full song. Lifted on its own, the clip sounds grand and slightly ironic, which is why editors use it to give an ordinary reveal or arrival a mock epic, church like weight before the joke lands.