Skindred, a Welsh band blending heavy metal with reggae and dancehall, released Nobody on their debut album Babylon in 2002. The track became one of their signature songs, built around Benji Webbe's distinctive vocal style and a groove that set the band apart from other metal acts of the era. Years after its release, the riff and chorus found a second life in gym videos, gaming edits and short-form clips, where its confident energy works as a shorthand for power and attitude. That lasting live and online presence keeps it in regular rotation.
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A high-energy excerpt from Skindred's Nobody, the reggae-metal track from Babylon. It is used in workout clips, gaming edits and punchy meme montages.
This 20-second clip captures Skindred at their most explosive, opening with a heavy, bouncing guitar riff before Benji Webbe's unmistakable vocals crash in over a driving reggae-metal groove. The rhythm feels urgent and swaggering at once, with distorted guitars, a punchy bassline and a chant-like chorus that invites listeners to shout along. It sounds loud, confident and instantly recognisable, even to people who have never heard the full song. Played over a video, it raises the energy immediately, turning an ordinary moment into something larger, funnier or more dramatic and giving the edit a hard-hitting, festival-sized finish.